Best Lab Automation Software for Startups
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What is Lab Automation Software for Startups?
Lab automation software helps laboratories streamline and automate repetitive, manual tasks such as sample preparation, data entry, instrument scheduling, and workflow coordination. It enables integration of instruments, robots, and software systems so that tasks like pipetting, incubation, centrifugation, analysis and reporting can proceed with minimal human intervention. The software improves accuracy, traceability, and throughput while freeing lab staff to focus on higher-value scientific activities rather than routine chores. It supports functions such as sample tracking, workflow management, data capture, audit trails, and resource scheduling to ensure consistency and regulatory compliance. Ultimately, lab automation software empowers research labs, clinical labs, and industrial labs to run more efficiently, generate better data, and scale operations more effectively. Compare and read user reviews of the best Lab Automation software for Startups currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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Nautilus LIMS
Thermo Fisher Scientific
To accelerate new discoveries and get products to market as quickly as possible, R&D and manufacturing labs have to reconfigure and change on the fly. Data management can’t be a bottleneck. Developed in partnership with customers in fast-paced R&D environments, the Thermo Scientific™ Nautilus LIMS™ for Dynamic Discovery and R&D Environments is a highly flexible, easily configurable system that increases workflow efficiency, throughput and data reliability while simplifying administration, sample traceability and regulatory compliance. Automated handling of complex boards and proprietary graphics instruments make data monitoring and management easy, even novice users can delineate and track processes with ease. Clients can create workflows, delineate the life cycles of the samples and automate actions between different platforms while integrating regulated processes that comply with good laboratory practices and the 21 CFR Part 11 guidelines.
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