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Decuna delivered to a laboratory as a "turn-key" installation an automatic sorting line for milk samples. The project was managed end-to-end, from requirements capture, desing, manufacturing, integration and commissioning, including robot tooling desing and robot integration.
The sorting line is multi-purpose:
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Decuna automated the milk sampling for plate culture with existing equipment, implying an important cost save for the laboratory.
The racks with milk samples are loaded on the left side of the machine by the operators. The samples are conveyed to the centre, so that the pipette rack prepares the plates for culture.
Once the culture samples are taken, the samples are transferred to the right side of the machine, ready to be unloaded.
Both milk samples and culture plates are identified with a barcode. Severar barcode readers were placed to read the data in the barcodes. A computer stores the barcode data in a database and matches them, so that total traceability can be guaranteed in the sampling process.
In case of a positive analysis, the software can inmediately track:
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