At LabAutomation 2026 in ’s-Hertogenbosch, Hamilton presents automation solutions designed to address evolving biobanking requirements, including increasing demands for traceability, standardization, and scalable sample handling. As laboratories and biobanks manage growing sample volumes within established quality frameworks, Hamilton develops automation solutions for standardized sample processing and ultra-low-temperature storage.
For an overview of Hamilton’s biobanking capabilities, visit our Biobanking Applications page:
https://www.hamiltoncompany.com/applications/biobanking
Hamilton technologies are used in large-scale biobanking environments such as Biobank Graz, one of Europe’s largest clinical biobanks. In this setting, automated liquid handling and storage systems support standardized aliquoting, barcode-based sample identification, and end-to-end sample traceability throughout the workflow. These approaches reduce manual handling and support compliance with international quality standards, including ISO 9001 and relevant CEN/TS guidelines.
To explore practical automation concepts and implementation strategies, consult our Knowledge Center resources:
Automation Solutions for Biobanking
https://www.hamiltoncompany.com/knowledge-base/flyer/automation-solutions-for-biobankingSample Processing and Storage for Biobanking
https://www.hamiltoncompany.com/knowledge-base/ebook/sample-processing-and-storage-for-biobanking
Hamilton platforms are designed for modularity and flexibility, enabling laboratories and biobanks to expand automation stepwise as workflows and requirements evolve.
During LabAutomation 2026, visitors can meet with Hamilton specialists to discuss their laboratory or biobanking requirements and explore how current and future developments support reliable, sustainable automation strategies across life science and biobanking applications.
We would be pleased to guide you through our full range of resources and discuss solutions tailored to your operational and regulatory needs.
We look forward to welcoming you at the Hamilton booth, no. 13.