Robot-based automated

Robot-based automated devices have been designed to perform HPLC injections (esp. off-line injections) unattended by pharmaceutical researchers. Each step of an HPLC analysis can be automated either by the robotic arm itself or by the use of a dedicated automated peripheral... 

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The CMR and MBRs provided the basis for modern commercial microwave reactors, including robotically operated automated systems that are now widely employed in synthetic research and pilot-scale laboratories in academia and industry [13]. Since 2000, commercial microwave reactors have become available. Batch systems, produced by three major companies in Italy and Germany, Sweden and the United States, typically operate on a scale from 0.5 mL up to 2 L. Other companies based in Austria, Poland and Japan have also recently entered the market. Systems possessing either multimodal or monomodal cavities are produced with one recent addition being a single unit capable of performing in either mode as required. Microwave reactors are employed extensively in chemical discovery where successive reactions can be performed rapidly in parallel or sequentially. One manufacturer recently estimated that about 10000 reactions per week were performed in its systems alone. This indicates the extent to which microwave chemistry in closed vessels has dramatically influenced approaches to synthesis. 

An Automated Computer Vision and Robotics-Based Technique For 3-D Flexible Biomolecular Docking and Matching. 

FIGURE 11.3 Levels of screen automation, (a) Workstation-based automation can be categorized as (1) batch automation in which plate stackers feed assay plates into each device and plate stacks are transported between devices manually and (2) automated workstations that include liquid dispensers and readers and can transfer plates between the two devices automatically, (b) In a fully automated system, transport of plates between devices is carried out by robotic arms and scheduling software. 

Fig. 4. Set up of the pipette robot for automated preparation of activated carbon based metal oxides.

The R D process is benefitting from the expanding knowledge base, and from the increasing contributions from robotics and automation, informatics and bioinformatics, equipment development, and tire outsourcing of key processes and consolidation of the regulatory environment. 

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The aim and purpose of residue analysis for contaminants in food is to ensure the safety of food to the consumer. Because of the large number of potential contaminants and the relatively difficult, expensive, and lengthy procedures required for residue analysis in complex matrices such as food, it is difficult to achieve this aim. Multiresidue procedures, use of a combination of screening and confirmatory techniques, use of robotics and automated systems, and soundly based statistical sampling are all factors that contribute to enhanced control of food safety. 

The advent of the Internet accelerated and completed this leveling of the knowledge field, setting up sharper impetus for innovation based on science and engineering. Competition in manufacturing advanced the field of robotics, so that cars made by robots in automated plants achieve superior quality more consistently than those built by skilled master craftsmen. Manufacturing based on robotics can respond more quickly to changing specifications and demand than human workers can. 

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