Automate More, Redevelop Less, With 12-Channel Pipetting

Automate 12-Channel Workflows Without Redeveloping Your Methods

Plate-based assays often rely on 12-channel, row-by-row pipetting, yet many automation platforms require laboratories to redesign established methods around column-based workflows.

In this webinar, discover how the Andrew+ Robot’s new 12-channel pipetting capability automates familiar bench methods with minimal method adaptation.

See how OneLab Software translates protocols without coding, preserves workflow order and timing, and supports GxP and 21 CFR Part 11 requirements.

Learn how laboratories can reduce repetitive manual pipetting, improve consistency and traceability, and expand throughput across serial dilutions, ELISA, immunoassays, endotoxin testing, cell-based assays, genomics, and other plate-based workflows.

Why you should attend

• Understand how native 12-channel, row-by-row pipetting supports established plate-based workflows.
• Learn how to transfer a bench protocol into OneLab Software without coding or unnecessary method redevelopment.
• Explore opportunities to reduce hands-on time, repetitive pipetting, and transcription errors while improving consistency and traceability.
• See how the Andrew+ Robot supports regulated laboratories with GxP-ready capabilities, 21 CFR Part 11 audit trails, and qualification documentation.
• Identify relevant applications, including serial dilutions, ELISA, immunoassays, endotoxin testing, cell-based assays, genomics, and other plate-based workflows.

Who should attend

This webinar is designed for Laboratory managers and directors, QC and QA managers, Analytical development and method-development scientists, Bioassay and assay-development scientists, Research scientists, Laboratory automation specialists, Operations leaders responsible for throughput, compliance, or method transfer.

Speaker: Guillaume Mignard (Lab Automation Product Marketing Manager, Waters Corporation)

Guillaume Mignard serves as the Lab Automation Product Manager at Waters Corporation, a position he has held since 2025. He previously occupied the roles of Product Manager and Product Designer of the OneLab™ Software.

Since his start at Waters in 2017, he has led the strategic vision, design, and deployment of the OneLab™ Software, a cloud-based platform that democratizes laboratory automation for scientists worldwide.

Guillaume initiated his professional journey as a UX/UI designer specializing in business software, where he pioneered user-centric design principles at a time when such approaches were still emerging beyond web marketing.