The new science engine In laboratories around the world, a transformation is quietly accelerating. Once powered by manual precision and human intuition, today’s research environments are evolving into autonomous, intelligent discovery systems. By merging robotics, artificial intelligence, and high-speed data infrastructure, labs are shifting from isolated experiments to continuous, closed-loop discovery, where machines not only assist but actively learn, adapt, and innovate alongside scientists. ...
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