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Hudson Robotics Inc.
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Hudson Robotics, founded in 1983 and headquartered in New Jersey, designs and manufactures robotic instruments for laboratory automation, specializing in liquid handling, microplate handling, automated colony picking, protein crystallization, and plate-based pH measurement. The company's product portfolio is organized under three consolidated brands — Hudson Robotics, Art Robbins Instruments, and Tomtec — unified under the Hudson Lab Automation umbrella and orchestrated by the proprietary SoftLinx lab automation software platform, which coordinates workflows across the instrument families.

The company's technology stack centers on precision motion robotics (PlateCrane robotic arms, RapidPick colony pickers), precision liquid handling (Scorpion pipetting robot, SOLO, Micro10x, RapidWash, FilterPress), specialized protein crystallization tooling (Crystal Gryphon, Crystal Phoenix, Cobra, CrysCam imaging systems), and plate-based analytical instruments (Rapid pH Plus). SoftLinx serves as the cross-vendor orchestration layer, with consumables (syringes, HLA tissue typing accessories, INTELLI-PLATE crystallization plates) and service/maintenance forming recurring revenue streams alongside core hardware sales.

Hudson Robotics sells primarily through enterprise field sales targeting pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, academic and institutional life sciences research laboratories, and clinical/diagnostic laboratories, supplemented by a global distributor network. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The company is a portfolio company of Argosy Healthcare Partners following a July 2022 recapitalization and merger with Art Robbins Instruments, and subsequently completed a joint acquisition of Tomtec, Inc. in December 2023, with Werner Maas serving as CEO of the unified organization.

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Hudson Robotics designs and manufactures robotic instruments for laboratory automation — liquid handling, microplate handling, colony picking, and protein crystallization — sold primarily to pharmaceutical, biotech, and academic research laboratories through enterprise field sales and a global distributor network.

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HeadquartersNew Jersey, Trinidad & Tobago
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Latin America
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Serves global market

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laboratory automation equipment, liquid handling robots, microplate handling systems, colony picking automation, protein crystallization tools
Industry2 codes
1Liquid Handling & Laboratory Automation (Pipettes, Robots, Workstations)
CodeHLAGAIADPrimaryYes
2Lab Automation, Instrument Control & Workflow Orchestration Software
CodeHLAGAJAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing334516
  • Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing33451
SIC code2 codes
  • Laboratory Analytical Instruments3826
  • Laboratory Apparatus & Furniture3821
Product category
Laboratory Automation Equipment
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Revenue model4 records
1Laboratory Automation Equipment and Systems
TypeHardware Sales
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Hudson Robotics generates revenue through the sale of laboratory automation equipment including liquid handlers, microplate handlers, colony pickers, workstations, and integrated automation systems. These are typically one-time hardware sales with potential for follow-on sales.

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2Software Licenses and Subscriptions
TypeOne Time License
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The company derives revenue from SoftLinx Lab Automation Software licenses, providing integrated control software for laboratory automation workflows.

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3Consumables and Accessories
TypeHardware Sales
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Revenue generated from consumable products including syringes, tissue typing accessories, HLA consumables, and other laboratory supplies that require ongoing replacement.

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4Service and Maintenance
TypeProfessional Services
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The company offers service and maintenance support through its streamlined service network designed to ensure faster response times and improved maintenance for customers.

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1Hudson Robotics
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Innovating robotic solutions for lab automation, focusing on liquid handling, microplate automation, laboratory robotics, customized software-driven laboratory automation solutions, and consumables.

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Hudson Robotics designs, manufactures, and sells robotic instruments and integrated software for laboratory automation, with a focus on liquid handling, microplate handling, colony picking, and protein crystallization workflows. Offerings include automated pipetting robots, robotic arm plate handlers, colony pickers, pH meters, protein crystallization tools, configurable workstations, supporting consumables, and the SoftLinx software platform that orchestrates multi-instrument workflows for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, life sciences research, and clinical diagnostic laboratories.

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Hudson Robotics operates as a unified organization combining three brands (Hudson Robotics, Art Robbins Instruments, and Tomtec) offering a comprehensive lab automation portfolio. The product architecture consists of SoftLinx Lab Automation Software as the central orchestration platform, supported by specialized hardware product lines including: Colony Pickers (RapidPick series for automated colony selection), Liquid Handlers (SOLO, Scorpion, Micro10x, RapidWash, FilterPress for automated pipetting and dispensing), MicroPlate Handlers (PlateCrane robotic arms, LabLinx delivery system, CytoLoader, PA1000 barcode system), Protein Crystallization Tools (Crystal Gryphon, Crystal Phoenix, Cobra, CrysCam imaging systems, INTELLI-PLATE plates, LCP Mixing Station), pH Measurement (Rapid pH Plus automated pH meter), Workstations (Protean, Quadra5, Synthetic Biology), and Consumables & Accessories. The integrated portfolio addresses workflows across genomics, synthetic biology, drug discovery, protein crystallography, and high-throughput screening.

Product and service34 records
1SoftLinx Lab Automation Software
CategorySoftware
Description

Lab automation software platform that coordinates and manages workflows across Hudson Robotics' automated liquid handling, microplate handlers, and workstation products.

2RapidPick Complete Colony Picker
3RapidPick Harvester Colony Picker
4RapidPick Lite Colony Picker
5RapidPick MP 20-Pin Automated Colony Picker
6RapidPick SP Single Pin Colony Picker
7SOLO Automated Liquid Handler
8Scorpion Single Channel Automated Pipetting Robot
9Micro10x Microplate Reagent Dispenser
10RapidWash High Speed Microplate Washer
11FilterPress for Nucleic Acid and Protein Extractions
12PlateCrane EX Robotic Arm Microplate Handler
13PlateCrane SciClops Robotic Arm with Extended Reach
14LabLinx Automated Microplate Delivery System
15CytoLoader for Flow Cytometry Platforms
16PA1000 Microplate Barcode Print and Apply System
17Crystal Gryphon Protein Crystallization Pipettor
18Crystal Phoenix Protein Crystallization Dispenser
19Cobra Liquid Handling Nano Dispenser
20CrysCam Digital Microscope
21CrysCam Plus Imaging System
22CrysCam UV Imaging System
23INTELLI-PLATE Crystallization Plate
24LCP Mixing Station
25Scorpion Screen Builder
26Rapid pH Plus Automated pH Meter
27Protean Workstation
28Quadra5 Liquid Handling Workstation
29Synthetic Biology Workstation
30Complement Cooling System
31Consumables for HLA Tissue Typing
32Syringes
33Tissue Typing Accessories
34Hand-Held Syringe Dispensers
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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-12-01
Description

Hudson Robotics and Art Robbins Instruments jointly acquired Tomtec, Inc. in December 2023 to strengthen their combined portfolio in automated liquid handling and laboratory automation for life sciences and pharmaceutical research. The three brands (Hudson Robotics, Art Robbins Instruments, and Tomtec) have been consolidated into one cohesive organization under unified leadership, with Werner Maas serving as CEO.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-12-01
Description

Tomtec, Inc. was jointly acquired by Hudson Robotics and Art Robbins Instruments in December 2023. Tomtec is a pioneer in the automated laboratory liquid pipetting industry, developing and manufacturing precision laboratory liquid transfer instruments for automated sample preparation and sample transfers. The acquisition broadened Hudson Robotics' product portfolio in automated liquid handling systems and expanded market presence.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Hudson Robotics partnered with Bio-Rad to deliver a joint webinar titled 'A Practical Guide to Automating Laboratory Workflows in 2026'. This collaboration demonstrates marketing and educational partnership focused on promoting laboratory automation best practices and workflows to the life sciences community.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Global leader in laboratory automation including liquid handling, microplate readers, and integrated workstations for life sciences and diagnostics. Directly competes with Hudson in the liquid handling and microplate automation categories Hudson serves.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major provider of automated liquid handling workstations, robotic pipetting, and laboratory automation solutions. Overlaps with Hudson across liquid handlers, plate handlers, and integrated workstations for pharma and biotech labs.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large life sciences instruments business offering liquid handlers, automated workstations, and lab automation software as part of a broader portfolio including centrifuges and flow cytometry. Competes across several of Hudson's product lines.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Diversified life sciences tools giant with extensive lab automation, liquid handling, and workflow software offerings. Competes with Hudson through instruments, OEM integrations, and end-to-end workflow platforms.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Manufacturer of liquid handling systems, pipettes, and laboratory automation consumables. Overlaps directly with Hudson's SOLO, Scorpion, and Micro10x product lines in life sciences and biotech workflows.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialist in liquid handling and sample preparation automation for genomics, drug discovery, and structural biology. Closely comparable to Hudson's protein crystallization and microplate handling portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major life sciences and analytical instruments company with liquid handling, automation, and bioinformatics offerings. Indirect overlap with Hudson across pharma and biotech research workflows.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Manufacturer of pipettes, liquid handling systems, and laboratory automation consumables for life sciences. Closely comparable to Hudson's SOLO and Scorpion liquid handlers and benchtop automation products.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Modular, open-source lab robotics platform providing affordable liquid handling robots and automation workflows. Competes with Hudson at the lower-throughput, academic, and early-stage biotech end of the market.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Precision instruments provider with strong positions in pipetting, liquid handling, pH measurement, and lab automation. Comparable to Hudson's automated pH meter and liquid handling workstation offerings.

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Key highlights6 records

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Hudson Robotics

Laboratory Automation Equipmenthudsonrobotics.com

Hudson Robotics designs and manufactures robotic instruments for laboratory automation — liquid handling, microplate handling, colony picking, and protein crystallization — sold primarily to pharmaceutical, biotech, and academic research laboratories through enterprise field sales and a global distributor network.

What Hudson Robotics does

Hudson Robotics, founded in 1983 and headquartered in New Jersey, designs and manufactures robotic instruments for laboratory automation, specializing in liquid handling, microplate handling, automated colony picking, protein crystallization, and plate-based pH measurement. The company's product portfolio is organized under three consolidated brands — Hudson Robotics, Art Robbins Instruments, and Tomtec — unified under the Hudson Lab Automation umbrella and orchestrated by the proprietary SoftLinx lab automation software platform, which coordinates workflows across the instrument families.

The company's technology stack centers on precision motion robotics (PlateCrane robotic arms, RapidPick colony pickers), precision liquid handling (Scorpion pipetting robot, SOLO, Micro10x, RapidWash, FilterPress), specialized protein crystallization tooling (Crystal Gryphon, Crystal Phoenix, Cobra, CrysCam imaging systems), and plate-based analytical instruments (Rapid pH Plus). SoftLinx serves as the cross-vendor orchestration layer, with consumables (syringes, HLA tissue typing accessories, INTELLI-PLATE crystallization plates) and service/maintenance forming recurring revenue streams alongside core hardware sales.

Hudson Robotics sells primarily through enterprise field sales targeting pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, academic and institutional life sciences research laboratories, and clinical/diagnostic laboratories, supplemented by a global distributor network. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The company is a portfolio company of Argosy Healthcare Partners following a July 2022 recapitalization and merger with Art Robbins Instruments, and subsequently completed a joint acquisition of Tomtec, Inc. in December 2023, with Werner Maas serving as CEO of the unified organization.

Hudson Robotics firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Hudson Robotics
Legal name
Hudson Robotics Inc.
Website
https://hudsonrobotics.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1983
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Hudson Robotics designs and manufactures robotic instruments for laboratory automation — liquid handling, microplate handling, colony picking, and protein crystallization — sold primarily to pharmaceutical, biotech, and academic research laboratories through enterprise field sales and a global distributor network.
Ownership category
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Hudson Robotics industry classification

Industry
Product category
Laboratory Automation Equipment
NAICS
Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing (334516), Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing (33451)
SIC
Laboratory Analytical Instruments (3826), Laboratory Apparatus & Furniture (3821)
akta.pro primary industry
Liquid Handling & Laboratory Automation (Pipettes, Robots, Workstations) (HLAGAIAD)
akta.pro secondary industry
Lab Automation, Instrument Control & Workflow Orchestration Software (HLAGAJAG)

Keywords

  • Laboratory automation equipment
  • Liquid handling robots
  • Microplate handling systems
  • Colony picking automation
  • Protein crystallization tools

Where Hudson Robotics is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
New Jersey
HQ country
Trinidad & Tobago
HQ region
Latin America

Markets served

Hudson Robotics business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Laboratory Automation Equipment and Systems: Hudson Robotics generates revenue through the sale of laboratory automation equipment including liquid handlers, microplate handlers, colony pickers, workstations, and integrated automation systems. These are typically one-time hardware sales with potential for follow-on sales.
  2. Software Licenses and Subscriptions: The company derives revenue from SoftLinx Lab Automation Software licenses, providing integrated control software for laboratory automation workflows.
  3. Consumables and Accessories: Revenue generated from consumable products including syringes, tissue typing accessories, HLA consumables, and other laboratory supplies that require ongoing replacement.
  4. Service and Maintenance: The company offers service and maintenance support through its streamlined service network designed to ensure faster response times and improved maintenance for customers.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Hudson Robotics product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Hudson Robotics designs, manufactures, and sells robotic instruments and integrated software for laboratory automation, with a focus on liquid handling, microplate handling, colony picking, and protein crystallization workflows. Offerings include automated pipetting robots, robotic arm plate handlers, colony pickers, pH meters, protein crystallization tools, configurable workstations, supporting consumables, and the SoftLinx software platform that orchestrates multi-instrument workflows for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, life sciences research, and clinical diagnostic laboratories.

Product overview

Hudson Robotics operates as a unified organization combining three brands (Hudson Robotics, Art Robbins Instruments, and Tomtec) offering a comprehensive lab automation portfolio. The product architecture consists of SoftLinx Lab Automation Software as the central orchestration platform, supported by specialized hardware product lines including: Colony Pickers (RapidPick series for automated colony selection), Liquid Handlers (SOLO, Scorpion, Micro10x, RapidWash, FilterPress for automated pipetting and dispensing), MicroPlate Handlers (PlateCrane robotic arms, LabLinx delivery system, CytoLoader, PA1000 barcode system), Protein Crystallization Tools (Crystal Gryphon, Crystal Phoenix, Cobra, CrysCam imaging systems, INTELLI-PLATE plates, LCP Mixing Station), pH Measurement (Rapid pH Plus automated pH meter), Workstations (Protean, Quadra5, Synthetic Biology), and Consumables & Accessories. The integrated portfolio addresses workflows across genomics, synthetic biology, drug discovery, protein crystallography, and high-throughput screening.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Hudson Robotics: Innovating robotic solutions for lab automation, focusing on liquid handling, microplate automation, laboratory robotics, customized software-driven laboratory automation solutions, and consumables.
  • Art Robbins
  • Tomtec

Products and services

  • SoftLinx Lab Automation Software Lab automation software platform that coordinates and manages workflows across Hudson Robotics' automated liquid handling, microplate handlers, and workstation products.
  • RapidPick Complete Colony Picker
  • RapidPick Harvester Colony Picker
  • RapidPick Lite Colony Picker
  • RapidPick MP 20-Pin Automated Colony Picker
  • RapidPick SP Single Pin Colony Picker
  • SOLO Automated Liquid Handler
  • Scorpion Single Channel Automated Pipetting Robot
  • Micro10x Microplate Reagent Dispenser
  • RapidWash High Speed Microplate Washer
  • FilterPress for Nucleic Acid and Protein Extractions
  • PlateCrane EX Robotic Arm Microplate Handler
  • PlateCrane SciClops Robotic Arm with Extended Reach
  • LabLinx Automated Microplate Delivery System
  • CytoLoader for Flow Cytometry Platforms
  • PA1000 Microplate Barcode Print and Apply System
  • Crystal Gryphon Protein Crystallization Pipettor
  • Crystal Phoenix Protein Crystallization Dispenser
  • Cobra Liquid Handling Nano Dispenser
  • CrysCam Digital Microscope
  • CrysCam Plus Imaging System
  • CrysCam UV Imaging System
  • INTELLI-PLATE Crystallization Plate
  • LCP Mixing Station
  • Scorpion Screen Builder
  • Rapid pH Plus Automated pH Meter
  • Protean Workstation
  • Quadra5 Liquid Handling Workstation
  • Synthetic Biology Workstation
  • Complement Cooling System
  • Consumables for HLA Tissue Typing
  • Syringes
  • Tissue Typing Accessories
  • Hand-Held Syringe Dispensers

Companies that use Hudson Robotics

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Hudson Robotics partnerships and signals

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Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Art Robbins InstrumentscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 December 2023Hudson Robotics and Art Robbins Instruments jointly acquired Tomtec, Inc. in December 2023 to strengthen their combined portfolio in automated liquid handling and laboratory automation for life sciences and pharmaceutical research. The three brands (Hudson Robotics, Art Robbins Instruments, and Tomtec) have been consolidated into one cohesive organization under unified leadership, with Werner Maas serving as CEO.
  • Tomtec, Inc.coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 December 2023Tomtec, Inc. was jointly acquired by Hudson Robotics and Art Robbins Instruments in December 2023. Tomtec is a pioneer in the automated laboratory liquid pipetting industry, developing and manufacturing precision laboratory liquid transfer instruments for automated sample preparation and sample transfers. The acquisition broadened Hudson Robotics' product portfolio in automated liquid handling systems and expanded market presence.
  • Bio-RadminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerHudson Robotics partnered with Bio-Rad to deliver a joint webinar titled 'A Practical Guide to Automating Laboratory Workflows in 2026'. This collaboration demonstrates marketing and educational partnership focused on promoting laboratory automation best practices and workflows to the life sciences community.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Hudson Robotics competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Tecan: Global leader in laboratory automation including liquid handling, microplate readers, and integrated workstations for life sciences and diagnostics. Directly competes with Hudson in the liquid handling and microplate automation categories Hudson serves.
  • Hamilton Company: Major provider of automated liquid handling workstations, robotic pipetting, and laboratory automation solutions. Overlaps with Hudson across liquid handlers, plate handlers, and integrated workstations for pharma and biotech labs.
  • Eppendorf: Manufacturer of liquid handling systems, pipettes, and laboratory automation consumables. Overlaps directly with Hudson's SOLO, Scorpion, and Micro10x product lines in life sciences and biotech workflows.
  • SPT Labtech: Specialist in liquid handling and sample preparation automation for genomics, drug discovery, and structural biology. Closely comparable to Hudson's protein crystallization and microplate handling portfolio.
  • Integra Biosciences: Manufacturer of pipettes, liquid handling systems, and laboratory automation consumables for life sciences. Closely comparable to Hudson's SOLO and Scorpion liquid handlers and benchtop automation products.

Broad incumbents

  • Beckman Coulter Life Sciences: Large life sciences instruments business offering liquid handlers, automated workstations, and lab automation software as part of a broader portfolio including centrifuges and flow cytometry. Competes across several of Hudson's product lines.
  • Thermo Fisher Scientific: Diversified life sciences tools giant with extensive lab automation, liquid handling, and workflow software offerings. Competes with Hudson through instruments, OEM integrations, and end-to-end workflow platforms.
  • Agilent Technologies: Major life sciences and analytical instruments company with liquid handling, automation, and bioinformatics offerings. Indirect overlap with Hudson across pharma and biotech research workflows.
  • Mettler-Toledo: Precision instruments provider with strong positions in pipetting, liquid handling, pH measurement, and lab automation. Comparable to Hudson's automated pH meter and liquid handling workstation offerings.

Emerging players

  • Opentrons Labworks: Modular, open-source lab robotics platform providing affordable liquid handling robots and automation workflows. Competes with Hudson at the lower-throughput, academic, and early-stage biotech end of the market.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Profiles1 record

Hudson Robotics subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

Hudson Robotics funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Hudson Robotics M&A and investment

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M&A1 record

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Hudson Robotics

What does Hudson Robotics do?

Hudson Robotics designs, manufactures, and sells robotic instruments and integrated software for laboratory automation, with a focus on liquid handling, microplate handling, colony picking, and protein crystallization workflows. Offerings include automated pipetting robots, robotic arm plate handlers, colony pickers, pH meters, protein crystallization tools, configurable workstations, supporting consumables, and the SoftLinx software platform that orchestrates multi-instrument workflows for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, life sciences research, and clinical diagnostic laboratories.

Is Hudson Robotics a public or private company?

Hudson Robotics is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.

When was Hudson Robotics founded?

Hudson Robotics was founded in 1983. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Hudson Robotics based?

Hudson Robotics is headquartered in New Jersey, Trinidad & Tobago, in the Latin America region.

How does Hudson Robotics make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Laboratory Automation Equipment and Systems are the primary driver. The others are software Licenses and Subscriptions, consumables and Accessories and service and Maintenance.

Who are Hudson Robotics's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Tecan, Hamilton Company, Eppendorf, SPT Labtech and Integra Biosciences. Broad incumbents are Beckman Coulter Life Sciences, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Agilent Technologies and Mettler-Toledo. Opentrons Labworks is listed as an emerging player.

Does Hudson Robotics have an API?

No public API is recorded for Hudson Robotics.

What industry is Hudson Robotics in?

Hudson Robotics's product category is Laboratory Automation Equipment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAGAIAD, Liquid Handling & Laboratory Automation (Pipettes, Robots, Workstations), with a secondary code of HLAGAJAG, Lab Automation, Instrument Control & Workflow Orchestration Software. Its NAICS code is 334516 and its SIC code is 3826.

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EIN PresswireHudson Lab Automation Launches Rapid pH Plus™ at ASMS 2026Hudson Lab Automation launched Rapid pH Plus at ASMS 2026, an automated pH measurement platform for biologics and process development. The system reduces hands-on time by over 95%, cutting manual plate measurement from one to two hours to minutes. It supports applications including buffer screening and food testing.openPR.comLeading Companies Advancing Innovation and Growth in the Automated Liquid Handling Systems MarketThe automated liquid handling systems market is projected to reach $5.73 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 6.3%, driven by AI integration, rising lab automation adoption in emerging markets, and advancements in robotic liquid handling equipment. In December 2023, Hudson Robotics Inc. and Art Robbins Instruments jointly acquired Tomtec, Inc. to strengthen their combined portfolio in automated liquid handling and laboratory automation for life sciences and pharmaceutical research. In February 2025, Tecan US Inc. introduced Veya, a next-generation liquid handling platform offering greater flexibility, speed, and reproducibility across laboratory workflows.openPR.comCompetitive Landscape: Key Market Leaders and Rising Contenders in the Laboratory Automation Systems IndustryThe laboratory automation systems market is projected to reach $8.4 billion by 2030, growing at a 7.4% CAGR, driven by AI adoption, smart lab investments, and demand for high-throughput testing. Hudson Robotics, Inc., a US-based lab automation technology firm, acquired Tomtec Inc. in December 2023 for an undisclosed sum as part of industry consolidation and strategic expansion. The acquisition aims to broaden Hudson Robotics' product portfolio in automated liquid handling systems and expand its market presence within the laboratory automation landscape.openPR.comTop Players and Market Competition in the Laboratory Automation Systems IndustryThe laboratory automation systems market is projected to reach $8.4 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 7.4%, driven by AI-powered automation adoption, smart lab investments, and increased demand for high-throughput testing capabilities. Hudson Robotics, Inc. acquired Tomtec Inc. in December 2023 to enhance its product portfolio and market presence in laboratory automation solutions and liquid handling systems. US-based Opentrons launched the Flex robot in May 2023, an affordable automation platform capable of executing experiments designed by large language models, reflecting the integration of AI in laboratory workflows.Nova One AdvisorU.S. Laboratory Automation Market SizeNova one advisor, Inc. published a market research report on the U.S. laboratory automation market, valued at USD 2.75 billion in 2023 and projected to reach USD 4.66 billion by 2033, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 5.42%. The report identifies key market segments including continuous flow processing, modular automation systems, and clinical chemistry analysis as dominant end-use applications. Key players profiled in the market include QIAGEN, PerkinElmer Inc., Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., Siemens Healthcare GmbH, Danaher, Agilent Technologies, Inc., Eppendorf SE, Hudson Robotics, Aurora Biomed Inc., BMG LABTECH GmbH, Tecan Trading AG, Hamilton Company, and F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd.PR NewswireHudson Robotics and Art Robbins Instruments Strengthens Portfolio with Acquisition of Tomtec Inc.Hudson Robotics and Art Robbins Instruments acquired Tomtec Inc., a provider of automated liquid handling instruments for mass spectrometry sample preparation. The deal adds a 96-head automated liquid handler and expands Hudson's liquid handling portfolio, enabling entry into the sample preparation segment for life sciences R&D.Argosy CapitalHudson Robotics & Art Robbins Instruments Strengthens Portfolio with Acquisition of Tomtec Inc.Hudson Robotics, a portfolio company of Argosy Healthcare Partners, has acquired Tomtec Inc. to expand its liquid handling capabilities and enter the sample preparation segment for bioanalytic markets. The transaction combines Hudson's integration expertise with Tomtec's automated liquid handling instruments to create new solutions for the mass spectrometry market.PR NewswireHudson Robotics & Art Robbins Instruments Welcome Dr. Ian Shuttler as Executive Chairman of the BoardHudson Robotics and Art Robbins Instruments announced the appointment of Dr. Ian Shuttler as Executive Chairman of the Board, effective immediately. Dr. Shuttler brings over 30 years of experience in laboratory automation and strategy, having previously served as Head of Strategy and Portfolio Development at Tecan. The company, a portfolio company of Argosy Healthcare Partners, stated it aims to build a world-class lab automation platform through investment in product development, software capabilities, and commercial expansion.PR NewswireArgosy Healthcare Partners Completes the Recapitalization and Merger of Hudson Robotics & Art Robbins InstrumentsArgosy Healthcare Partners completed the recapitalization and merger of Hudson Robotics and Art Robbins Instruments to form a combined life sciences tools company. The new entity, led by CEO Andrew Witschi, aims to accelerate growth through reinvestment in commercialization, product development, and software integration across biopharma, academic, and OEM markets.GlobeNewswireFluroTech and Hudson Robotics Begin Pandemic Response Unit Pre-ProductionFluroTech and Hudson Robotics began pre-production of three pandemic defense platform systems for automated SARS-CoV-2 testing. The portable units will undergo clinical, customer, and field trials, with data supporting an EUA application from the FDA and Health Canada. Future submissions to additional regulatory bodies are planned.