What beta access means
Beta access provides early deployment of a real Robot on Rails system in your lab, with direct setup and support from our team.
This is not a simulation, a concept demo, or a software-only product. These robots run real workflows in production labs today.
What the robot can do
During the beta, the robot can take over common, repeatable bench work, including:
- • Pipetting and liquid handling
- • Moving plates, tubes, and samples between stations
- • Loading and unloading lab machines (e.g. thermocyclers, centrifuges, readers)
- • Handling cold storage transfers for reagents and completed samples
- • Automatically logging experimental steps and outcomes
The robot works directly at the bench and adapts to your existing equipment and workflows.
Who the beta is for
The beta is a good fit for labs that:
- • Spend significant time running experiments by hand
- • Have dead time waiting for machines, incubations, or assay steps
- • Want to increase throughput without scaling headcount
- • Prefer flexible automation that adapts as protocols change
- • Are open to collaborating as the system expands in capability
No robotics or automation expertise is required.
What we provide
As a beta partner, you receive:
- • A physical Robot on Rails system installed in your lab
- • Integration with your existing equipment
- • Protocol translation and setup support
- • Ongoing technical support from the Robot on Rails team
What we ask from beta partners
In return, we ask for:
- • Regular use of the system in real lab workflows
- • Feedback on performance, gaps, and usability
- • Willingness to collaborate as new capabilities are added
The beta is designed as a partnership, not a test program.
Request beta access
Tell us a bit about your lab and the kind of work you'd want the robot to help with. We'll follow up to see if the beta is a good fit.
Prefer email? Reach us directly at beta@robotonrails.com