Automation for
life sciences
We believe in empowering scientific innovation by providing cutting-edge robotic life science automation solutions.
Automation of processes for the life science industry
We offer innovative solutions for the automation of pharmaceutical processes, such as pipetting, measuring, assembling, separating bulk material or other tasks individually defined by yourself. Our standardized automation platform provides the right solution for each of your automation goals. With our stainless steel ADVANCED Robotic Workstation, processes are executed at highest accuracy with minimal staff involvement and low costs.
- Cost saving
- Precise & error-free
- Increased efficiency
- Easy scalability
Which process do you want to automate?
Select a suitable process that you want to automate. If your process is not included, we are sure to find a solution with our flexible modular platforms.
Packaging of medicinal products
Low costs through high quality
Perfect positioning and real-time controls ensure very high process and product quality.
Short setup time
A push of a button is all it takes! Thanks to the changeover controlled purely by our software, you save valuable time during production.
100 % good part control
By permanently checking all parameters and assembly processes in real time, 100 percent good part production is guaranteed.
High autonomy time
Massively reduce the waiting and attendance time of your employees with a high autonomy time.
Compact design architecture
Production space is precious! Save valuable space and thus cash with the compact design architecture.
GMP compliant production
The GMP-compliant design of the robot workstations as well as the installed components is optimized for the medical technology industry.
Clients
Real businesses,
real results.
At Roche, we were looking for a modular, flexible solution for assembling different devices and found this solution in ESSERT´s automation platform. The collaboration with ESSERT was characterized by a high level of innovation and the willingness to adapt to the requirements of the pharmaceutical industry.
The robot workstation impresses with its flexibility, scalability and integration of state-of-the-art camera technologies.
We help you to automate your processes - worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between process automation and robotic process automation?
Process automation is a broad term that encompasses various methods and technologies used to streamline and automate workflows and tasks within an organization. It can include manual, semi-automated, or fully automated processes.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a part of process automation that specifically involves the use of robots to take over certain redundant tasks.
What are the advantages of process automation?
Advantages of process automation include increased efficiency, reduced errors, cost savings, enhanced productivity, faster process execution, improved compliance, and the ability to redirect human resources to more strategic tasks.
Which automation is used in the pharmaceutical industry?
The pharmaceutical industry commonly uses various forms of automation, including Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and laboratory automation for research and testing, and automated manufacturing systems for drug production.
What is robotic process automation (RPA) in pharma?
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) in the pharmaceutical industry refers to the application of robots to automate routine tasks and processes. This can include tasks like data entry, regulatory compliance checks, pharmacovigilance reporting, but also several manufacturing steps, such as medical drug assembly. RPA in pharma improves accuracy, reduces manual labor, and ensures compliance with industry regulations.
Pharmaceutical automation refers to the utilization of advanced technologies and automated systems within the pharmaceutical industry to streamline and optimize processes.
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