LabAutomation 2006 - SLAS

Applied Robotics, Inc.
648 Saratoga Road
Glenville, New York 12302
+1.518.384.1000; +1.518.384.1200 fax
info@arobotics.com
www.arobotics.com
Applied Scientific Instrumentation
29391 West Enid Road
Eugene, Oregon 97402
+1. 541.461.8181; +1.541.461.4018 fax
info@asiimaging.com
Apricot Designs, Inc.
825 S. Primrose Avenue, Unit I
Monrovia, California 91016
+1.626.256.6088; +1.626.256.6060 fax
wyiu@apricotdesigns.com
www.apricotdesigns.com
Arcus Technology, Inc.
4160-G Technology Drive
Fremont, California 94538
+1.510.405.2073
chris.chang@arcus-technology.com
www.arcus-technology.com
Art Robbins Instruments
1293 Mountain View Alviso Road, Suite D
Sunnyvale, California 94040
+1.408.734.8400; +1.408.734.8420 fax
info@artrobbins.us
www.artrobbins.us
ARTEL
25 Bradley Drive
Westbrook, Maine 04092
+1.207.854.0860; +1.207.854.0867 fax
bdanis@artel-usa.com
www.artel-usa.com
Where Laboratory Technologies Emerge and Merge
Booth 483 (10x10)
Applied Robotics, a global end-of-arm tooling supplier, offers a flexible solution package that enables
system integrators and end users to acquire the robotic tools needed to carry out the multitude of tasks
required in scientific discovery. This customizable suite of products, including servo and pneumatic
grippers, microplate handling fingers, microplate hotels, tool changers and collision sensors, are
essential to improving accuracy, increasing efficiency and reducing costs for many key laboratory
automation applications.
Booth 571 (10x10)
Applied Scientific Instrumentation, Inc. (ASI) manufactures top-of-the-line products for micropositioning,
microscope automation, and fluorescence microscopy including closed-loop DC servomotor XY stages
and Z-axis focus controllers for ultra-precise positioning, automated stages with integrated piezos
for high-speed ultra-precise Z stacks, and laser feedback systems for maintaining focus stability. ASI
also offers high-speed filterwheels, shuttering devices, and monochromators, as well as video-based
autofocus systems, cameras, monitors, micromanipulators, microinjectors, and custom solutions for
OEM’s and end users.
Booth 137 (10x10)
Apricot Designs, Inc. provides accurate and affordable liquid handling technologies. We manufacture
compact & robust multi-channel liquid handling systems with easy-to-use operator interfaces. Liquid
handling products from Apricot are flexible, easy to use, reliable, and have small footprints that maximize
your valuable laboratory space.
Booth 631 (10x10)
Arcus Technology offers innovative Stepper Motion Controller solutions based on popular USB 2.0
communications for Windows PC based control systems. New Performax Series Motion Control Product
line includes advanced single axis closed-loop control, motor/driver/controller combination package,
joystick interface, and multi-axis coordinated control.
Booth 349 (10x10)
The former Robbins Scientific team that designed the Hydra and Tango is featuring the PHOENIX
Dispenser. The Phoenix is a 9 position platform with either a 96 or 384 syringe head. It is capable
of dispensing volumes as low as 100 nanoliters into a dry plate. The Phoenix can also be equipped
with an additional non-contact nanodispenser capable of dispensing volumes below 50 nanoliters.
The Phoenix has user-friendly software, a small foot print, new syringe technology and state-of-the-art
electronics. Also being exhibited is a line of syringes with Nitinol or Stainless Steel needles that can be
used with the original Robbins Scientific Hydra and Tango.
Booth 204 (10x20)
ARTEL is the leader in ultra low-volume liquid delivery measurement and quality assurance. ARTEL’s
patented Ratiometric Photometry provides exceptional accuracy and precision in easy-to-use systems
for ensuring liquid delivery performance to improve process productivity and enhance quality. MVS TM
Multichannel Verification System for automated liquid handlers. PCS ®
Pipette Calibration System for
handheld pipettes. Since 1982 ARTEL technology has been proven in thousands of labs including
Amgen, Eli Lilly, Merck, the FDA and the Mayo Clinic.
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