From February 7 to 11, 2026, SLAS 2026 brought together scientists, engineers, and industry professionals from around the world to explore the latest advances in laboratory automation and life sciences. As a leading international event in the industry, SLAS provides an important platform for showcasing innovative technologies, exchanging ideas, and exploring the future of automated laboratory workflows.
At SLAS 2026, Bioer Technology showcased its latest laboratory automation technologies and solutions, including the Automatic Liquid Handling Workstation, Modular Thermal Cycler, and a range of functional modules for automation integration.
The Automatic Liquid Handling Workstation is designed primarily for automated NGS library preparation, helping streamline complex and repetitive liquid handling procedures throughout the workflow. With programmable operation and flexible workflow configuration, the system helps reduce manual operations, improve processing efficiency, and enhance workflow consistency and reproducibility.
Another highlight was the Modular Thermal Cycler. Featuring a compact and modular design, it can be flexibly integrated into automated laboratory platforms and customized workflows. Combined with liquid handling systems and other functional modules, it provides more possibilities for building efficient and integrated laboratory automation solutions.
During the exhibition, the Bioer Technology team connected with customers, partners, and industry professionals from around the world, exchanging insights on laboratory automation, modular instrument development, and workflow integration.
Looking ahead, laboratories are moving toward smarter, more efficient, and more connected workflows. Bioer Technology will continue to explore innovations in laboratory automation and molecular biology technologies, focusing on flexible instruments, modular platforms, and integrated solutions.
Through continuous technological innovation and global collaboration, Bioer Technology looks forward to working with partners worldwide to create smarter laboratories and explore new possibilities for the future of laboratory automation.
