Operators repeat the same handoffs.
A workflow depends on moving results, setting parameters or starting the next step in separate applications.
Instrument software / Lab Automation Software
Make the lab workflow repeatable.
We build lab automation software that coordinates supported instrument operations, workflow steps and data exchange. Start with the manual handoffs and repetitive tasks that slow your team down, then define the integration and controls needed to automate them.
The software foundation
Product interfaceSetup · operation · results
Control & backend servicesWorkflows · state · data
Instrument integrationCommands · status · completion
The customer problem
Where the next capability gets blocked.
The instruments do not share a workflow.
Each device exposes different commands and states. Your application needs a consistent way to coordinate the selected operations.
Failures require guesswork.
When a step fails or times out, users need to know what completed, what remains uncertain and how to recover.
What we build
A useful scope.
A reviewable result.
We agree a focused first milestone with your product team, using the existing architecture, user workflows and instrument access to define a useful scope.
- 01
Workflow applications
Represent the steps, parameters and operator decisions in a usable application, with clear execution status.
- 02
Instrument coordination
Connect the required APIs or SDKs and define scheduling, resource ownership and sequencing for the supported workflow.
- 03
Data and system handoffs
Integrate agreed results, identifiers and events with the surrounding LIMS, ELN or proprietary lab software.
- 04
Failure and recovery scenarios
Test expected behavior and selected failures, including cancellation, unavailable resources and uncertain completion.
Relevant engineering
Our integration approach starts with accessible instrument capabilities and the software that needs to use them.
Before we start
A few practical questions.
Can you work with our existing software team?
Yes. We agree responsibilities, review points and acceptance with your product and engineering teams. The first milestone can cover a defined component or a complete supported workflow.
What should we bring to the first discussion?
The product goal, current architecture, the instrument and interface documentation you have, and representative user workflows. We use these to identify dependencies and propose a scope that can be evaluated.
Does the project need a complete rewrite?
No. We assess the existing software and can deliver an incremental change where that best serves the product goal. Preserving supported behavior is part of the implementation plan.
Your next project
What’s next for your instrument?
Tell us what you want to connect, simplify or automate. Let’s define the first useful step together.