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Lab & Pharma

The pharmaceutical industry faces labor shortages and strives to improve product quality while reducing variability. These challenges can be addressed by automating repetitive workflows. Our Mobile Cobots are ideal for automating tasks like handling, inserting, retracting, packaging, and transporting medical samples.

Risk mitigation

With the ER-FLEX handling the entire test workflow—sample transportation, insertion of samples into test equipment, and documentation—you ensure precise repeatability and eliminate the risk of human errors and incorrect decisions.

WORKFLOWS TO AUTOMATE

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SAMPLE TRANSPORT

The Mobile Cobot transports samples from A to B even over long distances across buildings or floor levels, operating doors and elevators autonomously.

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PACKAGING              

ER-FLEX has an accuracy of 1 mm on every pick and can handle even small objects and can pack it in predefined patterns or routines.

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LOAD & UNLOAD
MACHINERY

The Mobile Cobot opens and closes manual doors and communicates with electrical doors to load and unload samples to and from lab equipment.

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VISUAL INSPECTION 

With the vision camera, the Mobile Cobot can detect, inspect and visually document the sample testing process.

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Scalable solutions

Our Mobile Cobots are versatile and scalable across industries

Mobile Cobots offer remarkable scalability and versatility for companies looking to enhance their production workflows. Our collaborative robots can seamlessly adapt to tasks, such as loading, sorting, handling, and packaging, allowing for efficient use of resources.

 

Their ability to work alongside humans without safety fences, maximizes floor space and enables a flexible environment that can easily respond to changing demands.

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Incorporating Mobile Cobots enhances productivity and creates a more flexible and responsive operational environment.

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