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Six Leading Companies in Laboratory Automation

Market research firm Roots Analysis identifies six companies driving advancements in laboratory automation. Automation is improving accuracy and efficiency in healthcare laboratories.

12 October 2026
Six Leading Companies in Laboratory Automation

New York, USA โ€“ November 2023 โ€“ Market research firm Roots Analysis has released a report detailing six key companies at the forefront of laboratory automation. These firms' technologies are transforming laboratory operations, enhancing precision, reproducibility, and efficiency.

The report highlights the increasing importance of automation in healthcare labs, where manual processes are increasingly being replaced by automated systems. This shift is crucial for improving data reliability and speeding up operations. Roots Analysis examined over 340 companies developing various lab automation instruments for a wide range of applications.

Laboratory automation involves integrating automated technologies into lab environments to improve processes like pipetting and data analysis, traditionally performed manually. This includes the use of robotic workstations in clinical, pharmaceutical, and life science laboratories that handle a high volume of tests daily. The benefits of automated processes, including time and cost savings, are driving widespread adoption.

According to Roots Analysis's research, the sector shows significant growth potential, with an estimated market growth rate of approximately 9.3% annually. Automated liquid handling systems are particularly central, though the market for analyzers is also projected to grow faster. The increasing interest from various stakeholders in scalable and configurable lab automation solutions has spurred extensive research and development activities.

The six leading companies identified in the report that are transforming laboratory processes are (in alphabetical order): Abbott, BD, Beckman Coulter, PerkinElmer, Roche, and Siemens Healthineers. These companies offer instruments that cover the entire spectrum of laboratory processes, from pre-analytical to post-analytical phases.

Original source: rootsanalysis.com