Comparing a brick moving robot and LPAS is hardly realistic.......
Moving bricks is simple stuff and there are no risks of "getting it wrong".
That is not the case with lab tests.
Having said that I do get it that labs will increasingly automate where it is economic to do so in terms of labour savings - PROVIDED that there is no reduction in reliability of tests and there is backup for when the machine breaks down or has a coughing fit.
No system is perfect but automation does not always guarantee better results or more reliable results or operational flexibility.
It will be a slow revolution than perhaps many expect - you may require patience - or maybe you will just learn it.
Ann: Quarterly Activities & Cash Flow Report - Appendix 4C, page-20
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