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Editorial: Robotics in laboratory automation
Kerstin Thurow1, Oliver Peter2, Patrick Courtney3
1Center for Life Science Automation, University of Rostock, Germany.
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The increasing complexity of modern life science laboratories presents unique challenges for automation and robotics that extend beyond traditional industrial applications. As laboratory workflows become increasingly intricate, the integration of robotic systems has become essential to improve efficiency, reproducibility, and scalability. This special issue highlights recent advances in laboratory automation, focusing on innovative robotic solutions that enhance experimental precision and operational throughput. We explore key technological developments, standardization efforts, and emerging trends that are shaping the future of automation. By addressing both the opportunities and current limitations of robotic systems in laboratory environments, this editorial provides insights into the evolution of intelligent automation in life sciences.
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