When we talk about automation in the laboratory today, it is inextricably linked to digitalization.  (Source: Kitreel - stock.adobe.com)
Lab Innovation

From Data Glasses to Robotic Arms – Labs Enter the Digital Age

The same developments happening in the rest of the world are also reshaping laboratories: the increasing use of technology, digital tools and, of course, robots and artificial intelligence (AI). All these trends often go hand in hand with a greater awareness of environmental issues. In this trend report, we present a summary of the fruits these developments are already bearing and will bear in the future.

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Providers on the topic

The four-legged robot Anymal from Anybotics can perform diverse inspection tasks such as reading gauges, undertaking acoustic measurements of pumps and compressors, and checking the environment for hotspots and gas leakages using its integrated thermal camera. (Source: Anybotics)
Smart Innovations

Monitoring Industrial Plants with Hi-Tech Solutions

Industrial plants are high risk zones and have to be monitored carefully to avoid any catastrophe. Supervision technologies such as advanced robots and drones play a crucial role here to make the job of monitoring the diverse elements of the facility less stressful, more convenient and less time consuming. Read on to know more about the benefits of these hi-tech technologies in industrial settings.

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Galleries

The Timchem series chemical pumps come factory-standard with a sensor that monitors the status of the pump and that can be integrated directly into the user's process control system.  (Source: Timmer)
Pumps

Chemical Pumps Hold the Key to Greater Process Reliability

Given the substances used, the complexity of the processes and the potential risks to people and the environment, process reliability plays a more important role in the chemical industry than it does in perhaps any other industry. The consequences of failures, leaks and equipment damage can have far-reaching consequences. Generally speaking: The greater the impact of a fault-related failure, the more important it is to use reliable, verifiable components. This is essential, particularly in the field of pump technology.

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