Our mission
Flow Robotics creates flexible, user-friendly liquid handling robots for lab automation. Our mission is to replace repetitive, time-consuming and burdensome manual pipetting tasks, yielding consistent results and freeing up time to work on interesting scientific problems.
As the robots are controlled using an Internet browser, no installation is required. And better yet, no programming is required.
Ease of use is the lifeblood of Flow Robotics. Using patented technology, live video from the robot is combined with the graphical user interface to make specification of protocols intuitive. With augmented reality, what you see is really what you get!
Our history
2019: Collaboration with VWR
1st September 2019
Flow Robotics collaborates with VWR as a co-distributor of flowbot ONE. Together with the team at Flow Robotics, VWR represents and undertakes distribution of flowbot ONE and enables Flow Robotics to be closer to the customers on a growing market.
2018: Flowbot ONE installed at University College Copenhagen
1st November 2018
Robot technology will be part of the education for laboratory technicians at the University College Copenhagen – flowbot ONE will from November 2018 be used for that purpose in exercises and projects.
2018: Delivery of flowbot ONE to customers
1st October 2018
Flowbot ONE was delivered to first movers customers in October 2018 – the robot was running the same day of the delivery!
2018: Collaboration with DANDIAG established
1st September 2018
From September 2018 DANDIAG will handle calibration and service of the pipette modules before delivery and periodically.
2018: Launch of flowbot ONE
1st August 2018
In August 2018 flowbot ONE was launched, from the beginning there was high interest in the robot and the possibilities with it.
Read more in these articles by the IT-University of Copenhagen and Dansk Kemi.
2017: Investment – Markedsmodningsfonden
31st October 2017
2017: Demo robot ready for pilot customers
1st August 2017
The demo version of the robot finalized and installed at pilot customers at a university and at a biotech company.
Read more in this article by Ingeniøren.
2016: Investment – Innovationsfonden
1st August 2016
2015: Establishment of Flow Robotics
1st August 2015
Kasper Støy and Andres Faina founded and started the company as a spin out from the IT University, Copenhagen, Link.