(Beijing Time) On April 10, 2025, the 3rd Annual Virtual International Education Week was successfully held, jointly organized by I2SL, Sustainable Labs Canada, the Australian I2SL Chapter, the UK I2SL Chapter, and Europe's EGNATON. This event focused on cutting-edge technologies in laboratory design, operation, and management, attracting experts and enterprises from the global laboratory sector. As a leading company in laboratory automation, Beijing Dynaflow Experimental Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Dynaflow) was invited to deliver a keynote speech titled "How AI + Lights-out Laboratories Change Research and Architecture," sharing its innovative achievements in the field of "AI + Dark Laboratory®."
During the presentation, Dynaflow’s President and Chairman Chi Haipeng introduced the core concept and technical advantages of AI + "Dark Laboratory®" to domestic and international attendees. He emphasized that the "Dark Laboratory" achieves fully automated control of experimental processes through the integration of robotics, intelligent equipment, and AI systems. Intelligent robotic arms can perform tasks such as sample preparation, performance testing, and data collection 24/7 without interruption, while the AI system analyzes experimental results in real time and optimizes parameters for subsequent rounds of testing. This approach not only reduces manual intervention but also significantly improves experimental accuracy and efficiency.
Chairman Chi Haipeng specifically highlighted that, compared to traditional laboratories, the "Dark Laboratory" can process approximately 2,000 samples per day and complete about 10,000 experiments by leveraging advanced technologies such as digital twins, IoT, and big data, combined with robotics, automation equipment, and AI. This results in an 83% reduction in required laboratory personnel, enabling fully unmanned operation of the entire workflow while greatly enhancing efficiency, safety, and data traceability. These figures powerfully demonstrate the immense potential of AI in laboratory automation.
Dynaflow’s "Dark Laboratory" not only automates experimental workflows but also incorporates intelligent equipment monitoring and laboratory management decision-making. Through its AI-driven management system, the laboratory can monitor equipment status in real time, predict potential failures in advance, and ensure stable operation. Additionally, the system generates visualized data reports to support decision-making for laboratory managers, further optimizing laboratory operations.
Dynaflow is committed to advancing laboratories toward automation, intelligence, and sustainability. By deeply integrating AI technology, laboratories can minimize human errors, reduce energy consumption, and lessen environmental impact, providing strong support for the green transformation of the global laboratory industry.
The International Education Week served as an international platform for Dynaflow to showcase its technological innovations, further solidifying its leadership in laboratory automation. Moving forward, Dynaflow will continue to explore the application of AI in laboratories, injecting more intelligent momentum into global scientific research.
(Beijing Time) On April 10, 2025, the 3rd Annual Virtual International Education Week was successfully held, jointly organized by I2SL, Sustainable Labs Canada, the Australian I2SL Chapter, the UK I2SL Chapter, and Europe's EGNATON. This event focused on cutting-edge technologies in laboratory design, operation, and management, attracting experts and enterprises from the global laboratory sector. As a leading company in laboratory automation, Beijing Dynaflow Experimental Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Dynaflow) was invited to deliver a keynote speech titled "How AI + Lights-out Laboratories Change Research and Architecture," sharing its innovative achievements in the field of "AI + Dark Laboratory®."
During the presentation, Dynaflow’s President and Chairman Chi Haipeng introduced the core concept and technical advantages of AI + "Dark Laboratory®" to domestic and international attendees. He emphasized that the "Dark Laboratory" achieves fully automated control of experimental processes through the integration of robotics, intelligent equipment, and AI systems. Intelligent robotic arms can perform tasks such as sample preparation, performance testing, and data collection 24/7 without interruption, while the AI system analyzes experimental results in real time and optimizes parameters for subsequent rounds of testing. This approach not only reduces manual intervention but also significantly improves experimental accuracy and efficiency.
Chairman Chi Haipeng specifically highlighted that, compared to traditional laboratories, the "Dark Laboratory" can process approximately 2,000 samples per day and complete about 10,000 experiments by leveraging advanced technologies such as digital twins, IoT, and big data, combined with robotics, automation equipment, and AI. This results in an 83% reduction in required laboratory personnel, enabling fully unmanned operation of the entire workflow while greatly enhancing efficiency, safety, and data traceability. These figures powerfully demonstrate the immense potential of AI in laboratory automation.
Dynaflow’s "Dark Laboratory" not only automates experimental workflows but also incorporates intelligent equipment monitoring and laboratory management decision-making. Through its AI-driven management system, the laboratory can monitor equipment status in real time, predict potential failures in advance, and ensure stable operation. Additionally, the system generates visualized data reports to support decision-making for laboratory managers, further optimizing laboratory operations.
Dynaflow is committed to advancing laboratories toward automation, intelligence, and sustainability. By deeply integrating AI technology, laboratories can minimize human errors, reduce energy consumption, and lessen environmental impact, providing strong support for the green transformation of the global laboratory industry.
The International Education Week served as an international platform for Dynaflow to showcase its technological innovations, further solidifying its leadership in laboratory automation. Moving forward, Dynaflow will continue to explore the application of AI in laboratories, injecting more intelligent momentum into global scientific research.
