Abstract
One key tactic for optimizing microbiology in the biotech sector is the combination of robotics and bioprocess automation. This research aims to improve scalability, accuracy, and efficiency in microbial bioprocessing by investigating the effects of automated technologies. The study uses a secondary data-based review methodology to look at present trends, technological developments, and prospects in bioprocess automation with robotics. Important discoveries demonstrate notable scalability, accuracy, and efficiency gains fueled by higher throughput and sophisticated AI algorithms. However, obstacles to widespread adoption include expensive initial investment costs and the requirement for specialized knowledge. The policy implications emphasize the significance of focused investments, incentives, and teamwork in removing obstacles and realizing the full potential of robotics-assisted bioprocess automation in the biotech sector, spurring innovation and advancing sustainability.
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Shajahan, M. A. (2022). Bioprocess Automation with Robotics: Streamlining Microbiology for Biotech Industry. Asia Pacific Journal of Energy and Environment, 9(2), 61–70. https://doi.org/10.18034/apjee.v9i2.748
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