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TraceBot-Projekt gewinnt den RAYA Robotics Application of the Year Award 2024 im Bereich “Future Software Trends in Pharma”
Der „Robotics Applications of the Year Award“ der ISPE zeichnet jedes Jahr herausragende Innovationen in der Robotertechnologie für Laboren und Produktionsstätten aus. In diesem Jahr wurde das Förderprojekt TraceBot mit diesem renommierten Preis geehrt. ISPE D/A/CH ist die deutschsprachige Sektion der International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE), der größten globalen Non-Profit Organisation in der pharmazeutischen Industrie. Die ISPE verbindet Experten aus Wissenschaft, Industrie und Behörden zur Förderung des Fortschritts entlang des gesamten pharmazeutischen Lebenszyklus. Um den Einsatz moderner Robotik in der Pharmaindustrie voranzutreiben, verleiht die ISPE jährlich den Robotics Application of the Year (RAYA)-Award, der herausragende Roboteranwendungen für die Pharmaindustrie würdigt. Ziel ist es, neue Entwicklungen in der Laborautomation bekannt…
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TraceBot project wins the RAYA Robotics Application of the Year Award 2024 in the “Future Software Trends in Pharma” category
The ISPE’s “Robotics Applications of the Year Award” honors outstanding innovations in robotics technology for laboratories and production facilities every year. This year, the TraceBot funding project was honored with this prestigious award. ISPE D/A/CH is the German-speaking section of the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE), the largest global non-profit organization in the pharmaceutical industry. ISPE brings together experts from academia, industry and government to promote progress along the entire pharmaceutical life cycle. To promote the use of modern robotics in the pharmaceutical industry, ISPE presents the annual Robotics Application of the Year (RAYA) Award, which recognizes outstanding robotic applications for the pharmaceutical industry. The aim is to publicize…
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Robotics-4-Labautomation Symposium once again brings together experts from all over Europe
Once again, an international symposium was held as part of the EU-funded innovation project TraceBot, bringing together laboratory automation experts from across Europe. In addition to exciting presentations on current topics and trends in robotics, the event also offered the latest laboratory robot solutions in the networking area. Organised by BioLAGO, experts from six countries across Europe came together to present the latest developments and opportunities in modern laboratory automation. The international speakers were accompanied throughout the day by laboratory and automation specialist Luiza Almeida from the Instituto Pedro Nunes Portugal, who moderated the event. Results of the TraceBot funding project shared The second Robotics-4-Labautomation Symposium kicked off with a…
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Only eight weeks to go until the Robotics-4-Labautomation Symposium 2024
On 25 September 2024, laboratory and robotics experts from all over Europe will meet again in Konstanz for a fruitful exchange on the subject of laboratory automation. Register now for free and join us! The Robotics-4-Labautomation Symposium is a Europe-wide meeting point and exchange platform for all interested parties from the fields of robotics, automation, laboratory and pharmaceuticals. The internationally orientated event offers exciting presentations and plenty of space to make new contacts and knowledge-transfer. As a special guest this year, the Robotics-4-Lab Automation Symposium welcomes Dr Miriam Guest from Charles River Laboratories as the event’s keynote speaker. She will give a speech on the exciting topic „Application of Automation…
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Funding project TraceBot presented at leading international trade fair
The Future Labs Live trade fair is one of the world’s most diverse events in the fields of laboratories, start-ups, disruptors, innovators and automation. It brings together players from the fields of science, biotech, pharma, chemistry and many more to exchange experiences and share their vision for the lab of the future with other experts. This year, for the first time, TraceBot also had its own information stand at the trade fair to present the progress and goals of the innovative funding project. The consortium partners BioLAGO and TECNALIA were on hand at the TraceBot information stand to present the TraceBot robot for automated laboratories of the future to interested…
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Get to know the intelligent robot for labautomation of the future – TraceBot presents itself at the Future Labs Live
The aim of the TraceBot project is to develop laboratory robots that fulfil the criterion of traceability and are therefore suitable for use in laboratory environments and other fields of application with high safety and flexibility requirements. On 26-27 June 2024, representatives of the TraceBot consortium will present the project at the international trade fair Future Labs Live in Basel. The objective of TraceBot is to bring verifiable actions to robot manipulation by reasoning over sensor-actor trails in a traceability framework based on digital-twin technology and extend current robot motion planners with the automatic execution of self-checking procedures that create a semantic trace of the actions performed. The goal is…
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First labautomation symposium in Konstanz brings together robotic-experts from all over Europe
D-Konstanz | As part of the TraceBot funding project, around 50 experts from research and industry came together to discuss current opportunities and challenges in laboratory automation. The event was hosted by the health network BioLAGO. The Robotics-4-Labautomation Symposium offered a wide-ranging programme highlighting current topics related to robotics and laboratory automation in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. A wide variety of lectures addressed the topics of sterility in the laboratory as well as challenges and requirements when integrating a robot into a laboratory automation system. Other topics included object identification, robot sensors and AI interaction, and the digital twin. The participants took the opportunity to network and exchange ideas…
