diaago has added innovations from Peak Analysis & Automation (PAA) to its automation portfolio in a new strategic partnership aiming to support growing demand for automation solutions.
Together, the companies will provide labs with flexible, safe and proven robotic solutions to streamline workflows, boost throughput and reduce
bottlenecks.
The partnership combines PAA’s decades of expertise in laboratory robotics with diaago’s mission to make advanced automation more accessible.
Global research laboratories stand to gain a solution that is not only powerful, but practical and scalable, through the combination of PAA’s engineering and technology with diaago’s customer-first approach.
diaago's Chief Executive Officer, Jackson Hyde, said: “This partnership between Peak Analysis and Automation (PAA) and diaago brings together two driven and solutions-oriented organisations to leverage scientific expertise and streamlined solutions for the benefit of the research community."
"We are excited to provide flexible, thoughtful laboratory automation and to collaborate with such a forward-thinking and innovative partner in PAA, Dr Helen Bennett and the entire team.”
Dr Helen Bennett, PAA, Senior Medical Science Liaison, added: “We are proud to be in collaboration with diaago, combining PAA’s unique strengths, including the scientific review of automation methods, with diaago’s commitment to delivering innovative solutions."
"As the demand for walk-away systems grows, there is a clear need for reliable automation in loading and unloading instrumentation."
"We are confident that the KX2 robot, delivered through diaago, will unlock new value for a wide range of laboratories by making fully automated solutions more accessible and impactful.”
PAA's portfolio includes The Smart Cart, Overlord software, S-CEL workcells and S-LAB plate handlers, plus the company has a proven focus on reliability, safety and innovation.
Solutions such as the KX-2 robot, Smart Tables and other PAA platforms can be combined with diaago’s portfolio, which includes AFYS3G Sigma recappers, Micronic tube handlers, SPL Guard thawing stations and laboratory consumables.
This flexibility can then create complete, customisable workflows tailored to each lab’s needs, using equipment and brands they already trust, thus maximising efficiency whilst reducing barriers to automation adoption.