Swittons Introduces IoT-Enabled Smart Devices for Pharmaceutical Labs

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In the Lab eNewsletterPharmaceutical Technology's In the Lab eNewsletter 09-02-2020
Volume 15
Issue 9

With the ability to be uniquely programmed, the devices provide user interfaces that can integrate with other systems and IoT devices, giving labs the ability to create their own Lab of the Future initiatives.

Swittons, a P360 company, introduced a new line of Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled smart devices for pharmaceutical labs. The devices work to automate laboratory workflows between people and existing digital lab equipment, systems, and solutions.

With the ability to be uniquely programmed, the devices provide user interfaces that can integrate with other systems and IoT devices, giving labs the ability to create their own Lab of the Future initiatives. Additionally, the new devices are compatible with laboratory information management systems, eDOC, and ticketing systems and feature a backend portal and reporting system.

“There are profound changes taking place in the area of life science research and development,” said Anupam Nandwana, Swittons’ CEO and founder, in an Aug. 11, 2020 company press release. “Driven by technological advances and the development of precision medicines, these modernization initiatives are designed to propel laboratory efficiencies into the future, allowing scientists to spend more time on science. This has changed the very concept of what the lab is, and Swittons is a key part of that evolution.”

Source: Swittons

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