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Laboratory automation software companies
Robot hardware with completed device integration and an agreed interface for your scheduling software.
Robot hardware for your laboratory automation software.
LabCarry manufactures robot bodies, platforms, grippers and fixtures in-house, then integrates externally sourced mobile bases and robotic arms. We complete hardware and firmware interoperability, platform interfaces, assembly and calibration so your scheduling software can connect through the agreed interface.

01 / WHO WE BUILD FOR
Integrated hardware platforms for teams developing laboratory automation software, robotics products and instrument workflows.
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Robot hardware with completed device integration and an agreed interface for your scheduling software.
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In-house mechanical manufacturing, base and arm integration, and hardware platform delivery for your product.
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Robot platforms, grippers and fixtures matched to your instrument access and handling requirements.
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An integrated hardware work package, ready for connection to your agreed scheduling and application interfaces.
02 / WHAT WE MANUFACTURE
In-house mechanical manufacturing, sourced base and arm systems, and completed device interfaces in one hardware delivery.
Sourced mobile bases integrated with our own robot bodies, load platforms and hardware interfaces.
Review manufacturing requirementsSourced bases and arms combined with our mechanical hardware, device interoperability and a platform interface for your software.
Review manufacturing requirementsHardware platforms with in-house racks, carriers and fixtures for transfers directed by your scheduling software.
Review manufacturing requirementsCustomized mechanical assemblies, enclosures, racks, docking modules and application-specific hardware. Scope and feasibility are reviewed against your technical requirements.
Review custom module requirements03 / APPLICATIONS
Start with a defined transfer task. Container, facility and environmental requirements determine the engineering boundaries.
Sample movement, laboratory workflow connection and repetitive handling.
Explore workflow considerationsMovement between sample preparation, storage, testing and analysis stations.
Explore workflow considerationsControlled transport of sealed reagents, samples and research materials.
Explore workflow considerationsSample logistics between laboratory work areas and analyzers.
Explore workflow considerationsSample flow between preparation, storage and testing equipment.
Explore workflow considerationsHandling workflows where personnel movement and environmental control matter.
Explore workflow considerations04 / OEM MANUFACTURING
We manufacture the mechanical hardware and connect the base, arm and tooling. Your team connects its scheduling software to the agreed platform interface.
Technical requirements
Engineering / DFM review
Prototype / pilot build
Verification
Production release
Assembly
Testing
Shipment
Robot body, platforms, grippers, fixtures, base and arm integration, hardware and firmware interoperability, assembly and calibration form the agreed platform delivery.
Your team retains scheduling, task priorities and laboratory workflow logic. It connects through the agreed platform interface to invoke supported hardware functions and receive device status.
05 / MANUFACTURING REVIEW
Use the quality and testing requirements to structure your supplier review and define the records needed for your product.
Connect a unit to its approved configuration, assembly checks and acceptance records.
Define the quality record packageSet the test conditions, pass/fail criteria and responsibility for product release.
Review verification requirementsPrepare these questions before a manufacturing review.
OEM partner qualification guide06 / ENGINEERING RESOURCES
Guides to hardware selection, device interfaces, customer scheduling responsibilities and OEM manufacturing.
Share the product stage, intended workflow and scope you need an OEM partner to review.