Automated Low Volume Dispensing Trends 2016

ReportsWorldwide has announced the addition of a new report Automated Low Volume Dispensing Trends 2016 to its growing collection of premium market research reports.

This market report summarizes the results of HTStec's industry-wide global web-based benchmarking survey on automated low volume dispensing carried out in March 2016.

The survey was initiated by HTStec as part of its tracking of emerging life science marketplaces and in some aspects updates HTStec's earlier report on the subject published 10 years ago.

The questionnaire was compiled to meet the needs, requirements and interests of the automated liquid handling vendor community and of manufacturers/developers of new low volume (nanoliter to picoliter) dispensing technology who wish to gain a better understanding of the current and future market requirements for fully automated low volume dispensing (LVD) systems.

Equal emphasis was given to soliciting opinion from all areas and organisations were automated LVD is being investigated irrespective of application.

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The survey looked at the following aspects of automated LVD as practiced today (2016) and in some cases as predicted/wanted for the future (2018):

• current use of LVD;
• LVD systems/devices respondents have access to and use today;
• preferred technology approach to LVD;
• LV dispense ranges used;
• minimum droplet size required;
• ideal dynamic dispensing range;
• importance of a very wide dynamic dispensing range;
• preferred number of dispensing channels and system flexibility; receptacles,
• surface materials and fluid types to be dispensed in low volumes;
• importance of an aspirate function in a LVD system;
• importance of dispensing/ejecting samples without the involvement of disposable tips or tip washing;
• acceptable dead volume for an automated LVD system;
• acceptable dead volume for a source microplate well,
• tube or container;
• need for automated feed of source and destination substrates;
• preferred method for the integration of an automated LVD system;
• additional functionality that needs to be integrated with a LVD to create a useful automated system;
• total walk-away plate stacker/hotel capacity required on an automated system;
• LVD technology most needed for respondent's application(s);
• broad application areas of LVD;
• most wanted specific application areas of LVD;
• main limitations to adopting acoustic droplet ejection;
• probability of purchasing a new LVD system in the near future;
• most important features of an automated LVD system;
• type of automated LVD respondents are most interested in purchasing;
• existing LVD systems respondents currently find most appealing from a purchasing perspective;
• budgets for purchasing automated LVD instruments;
• main technology concerns about LVD today;
• and where vendors need to improve/enhance their automated LVD systems today.

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