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Projects that show
what is possible.

Labs and hospitals in Europe and beyond rely on orchestrated pre-analytics, from identification, transport and order management through to registration and sorting. Here we collect the stories behind them.

Fully automated sample logistics at the Munich Leukaemia Laboratory (MLL)
Transport & sorting · Munich, GermanyConfirmed

Fully automated sample logistics at the Munich Leukaemia Laboratory (MLL)

The Munich Leukaemia Laboratory (MLL) has fully automated its sample reception: the Aerocom pneumatic tube system transports, the Auto Unload System unloads, and the T&O ATRAS registers and sorts – without a single manual step.

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20,000 samples a day without transport-related haemolysis
Transport & logistics · Seoul, South KoreaConfirmed

20,000 samples a day without transport-related haemolysis

Samsung Medical Center replaced a competitor’s failed single-tube system with AirLab. The compressor and pipework stayed, only the send and receive stations were replaced. Since then, 20,000 samples a day have run without a single case of transport-related haemolysis.

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Carrier-free tube transport and the answer to micro-abrasion
Transport & logistics · Seoul, South KoreaConfirmed

Carrier-free tube transport and the answer to micro-abrasion

At the Shinchon Severance Cancer Center, AirLab has been running through transparent pipes since March 2023. The micro-abrasion caused by carrier-free transport was not played down but solved in a year of development work with the Active Dust Remover. In 2026 the system will be extended to the main building.

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200 metres of route across seven floors and two buildings
Transport & logistics · Seoul, South KoreaConfirmed

200 metres of route across seven floors and two buildings

When the laboratory medicine department of Kyung Hee University Hospital moved from the 2nd to the 9th floor of a neighbouring building, the blood collection room had to stay where it was. Since then AirLab has bridged around 200 metres at 4.1 bar – awarded in a public tender and decided by a live test over eight floors.

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