Stuhr training centre: laboratory workflows on a real set-up

Solutions

Sample reception, centrifugation, analyser loading, archive, LIS — rehearsed near Bremen before it runs in your laboratory. So diagnostics happens even where skilled staff is scarce.

Making diagnostics globally accessible

In many regions laboratory diagnostics does not fail on equipment but on staff. Analysers are ready — what is missing are hands for sample reception, centrifugation and loading. Automated workflows make diagnostics possible where it otherwise would not happen.

Our contribution: a training centre near Bremen where our robots run laboratory workflows on a real set-up — before they run in a laboratory.

What runs in Stuhr

  • Sample reception: intake, sorting, barcode reading.
  • Centrifugation: loading, unloading, onward transport.
  • Analyser loading: picking up racks, loading instruments, passing on results.
  • Archiving: storing and retrieving.
  • LIS integration: orders and responses in a live test run, not on slides.

Who the visit is for

For laboratory managers, consultants in laboratory medicine and diagnostics procurement. You see on the set-up what a mobile laboratory robot takes over — and where your team remains irreplaceable. The robots behind it: uLab Uno, uLab Duo and uLab Mobile.

How a visit works

Tell us beforehand which use cases interest you. On site we welcome you, run the scenarios and take time for a short debrief at the end. Groups of up to 20 people; around 10 works best.

The European framework

Integration, commissioning and service from Germany; workflows developed and proven here. AI processing on the device, no cloud requirement, data sovereignty with the operator.

Frequently asked questions

Which laboratory workflows are shown in Stuhr?

Sample reception, centrifugation, analyser loading, archiving and LIS integration — individually or as a chained workflow from intake to archive.

What should we prepare?

Tell us beforehand which use cases interest you. The more specific, the more precisely we can demonstrate.

Who can come, and how many?

Professionals from laboratory and diagnostics, alone or as a group. Up to 20 people are possible; around 10 works best.

Does a visit replace the site survey?

No. It answers the question before it: whether robotics holds up in your laboratory. The survey at your site follows once the answer is yes.

Stuhr in numbers

30+

laboratory device integrations on a real set-up

1:1

your sample path, rebuilt and run

LIS

connection in a test run instead of on slides

From sample entry to archive.

In Stuhr the whole path is in place: reception, centrifuge, analyser, archive — chained as a workflow with priorities and disruptions.

You do not see what a robot can do. You see what your workflow can do with a robot.

Designed for small laboratories, not only large ones.

Laboratories without a lab line benefit most from a trial run: one recurring path, properly rehearsed, is the entry point.

If a deployment does not add up, we say so at the centre — not after the order.

Book a visit

Book a training-centre visit

Tell us which workflow you want to rehearse and when suits you — we reply with proposed dates.

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Arrange a visit to the training centre

Tell us beforehand which use cases interest you. We run the scenarios in the rooms and talk them through with you afterwards.

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