Springfield, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/28/2014 -- Hudson Robotics is celebrating the future of service robots in industries ranging from laboratory research to household domestic duties. Currently robots and humans are working together hand-in-hand in various companies around the world.

The Daily News recently posted an eye-opening article entitled, "Robotics trade show offers glimpse into the future of service robots." The article outlines the three-day Innorobo event in France featuring humanoid robots. Robots were created to open doors, care for the elderly and possibly rescue victims from natural disasters. In the future, robotics are likely to assume more tasks currently performed by humans. Hudson Robotics products laboratory automation products that boost life science work.

The Innorobo Innovation Robotic Summit showcased robots performed tasks once only seen in futuristic television shows such as "The Jetsons." Many progressive laboratories have already integrated robotics into their current systems. Customized laboratory automation solutions handle basic tasks quickly and efficiently. Hudson Robotics helps create laboratory automation solutions to help labs boost production.

Robotics handle routine laboratory jobs such as microplate handling and liquid handling. These time-consuming tasks were once done by laboratory researchers. Lack of funding has decreased the staff at many labs and robotics are picking up the slack. Now researchers can focus on analyzing data and releasing innovative products to the public sooner because of the assistance provided by robotics.

About Hudson Robotics
Hudson Robotics makes laboratory automation products, software and systems to fuels life science research efforts. New and existing systems can be integrated into various creative laboratory automation solutions.

Contact Info:
Hudson Robotics Inc
10 Stern Ave
Springfield, NJ 07081
(973) 376-7400

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Springfield, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/27/2014 -- Hudson Robotics is proud to see human employees working side-by-side with robotics. Laboratory automation handles a variety of routine lab tasks once done by researchers. This gives researchers more time for data analysis and other important tasks.

According to USA Today, a robot recently worked 2,160 hours straight in an injection molding company in Pennsylvania. This mundane work was formerly performed by six employees, with two on each shift. Finding people to do this monotonous and dirty work was difficult. Hudson Robotics develops laboratory automation to handle basic jobs such as microplate handling and liquid handling.

A reduced number of skilled employees and a reduction in certain grants have fewer people working in laboratory research facilities. Hudson Robotics creates laboratory automation solutions to take care of certain tasks that were previously handled by human workers. As a result, laboratories can conduct research faster and release important results to the public.

Industries ranging from warehouses to medical research labs are taking advantage of advanced technologies to perform routine jobs. Hudson Robotics works with medical professionals help facilities become more productive through the use of innovative laboratory automation. In the near future, humans and robots could be working together in a variety of different settings including retail and certain factories.

About Hudson Robotics
Hudson Robotics produces laboratory automation products, software and systems to boost life science research efforts. Both new and existing systems are integrated into a variety of creative laboratory automation solutions.

Contact Info:
Hudson Robotics Inc
10 Stern Ave
Springfield, NJ 07081
(973) 376-7400

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Springfield, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/22/2014 -- Hudson Robotics is proud to participate in the annual SLAS conference and exhibition in 2014. SLAS 2014 is the annual gathering of professionals united by innovative laboratory science and technology. Hudson Robotics was at the conference and exhibition held in San Diego, California from January 18 through January 22.

This year Hudson Robotics will take advantage of the New SLAS2014 Conference App. This is an easy resource for mobile device users attending the conference and exhibition. It is another example of the advanced technologies being used in the industry to improve operations and make information more accessible. These are also two of the major goals of laboratory automation. Robotics is helping laboratory researcher spend more time on analyzing data and less time on routine tasks.

The SLAS2014 Exhibition includes a Rapid-Fire Innovation Session, exhibits and more. Hudson Robotics was one of the esteemed exhibitors at this renowned convention. Industry professionals can learn more about the functions and benefit of laboratory automation by visiting exhibits such as the one provided by Hudson Robotics. Existing systems can also be automated as Hudson Robotics specializes in, "integrating users' existing and new instruments easily into laboratory automation solutions."

While online registration for SLAS2014 closed prior to the event, on-site registration was open in the Hall G Lobby of the San Diego Convention Center through the end of the event. Many respected industry professionals attended the event and explored exhibits such as the one presented by Hudson Robotics. Automation has become one of the most viable ways to advance life science research.

About Hudson Robotics
Hudson Robotics produces laboratory automation products, systems and software to accelerate life science research. New an existing instruments can be integrated into laboratory automation solutions.

Contact Info
Hudson Robotics
10 Stern Avenue
Springfield, NJ 07081
973-376-7400

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm