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Engineering Note #001

  • Writer: Juan Colomba
    Juan Colomba
  • Aug 12
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 14


When should a laboratory automate? A laboratory doesn't buy automation because it's impressive.


It buys automation because the cost of staying manual becomes higher than the cost of changing.


That threshold is different for every laboratory. Understanding where that tipping point exists, and what drives it, is far more valuable than assuming every lab needs the same solution. That is the real goal of laboratory automation.




Laboratory automation equipment illustrating when automation becomes more valuable than maintaining a manual workflow.

 
 
 

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