This work showcases a novel automated platform that simplifies multi-robot operations, indicating potential for laboratory efficiency.
To address the challenges of hardware integration and system complexity in laboratory automation, this work introduces a universal platform built on two key innovations.First, a standardized instruction framework unifies the control of multi-brand robots by converting complex operations into simple, tabular instructions.Second, a zero-code natural language interface, powered by OpenAI's GPTs platform, translates user commands into executable workflows, which are reviewed by trained domain scientists before execution, with an automated validation mechanism providing an additional safeguard.The platform's performance was validated through complex, multi-device experiments, including an automated Cell Counting Kit-8 (CCK-8) cell viability assay, which yielded results highly consistent with those of manual operations.With a 99.0% success rate in translating test natural language instructions, this work demonstrates a practical framework to assist domain scientists in multi-robot laboratory automation, showing stable and accurate performance in the tested workflows.
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