Nautilus LIMS
Nautilus LIMS is designed for the unique requirements of R&D labs. A flexible and intuitive interface graphically maps laboratory workflows to meet the needs of even the most dynamic environments. Full functionality for plate handling and manipulation can be used to track plate movement and genealogy, while standard integration functionality allows data to be easily imported without coding from a variety of analytical instrume…
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Nautilus LIMS is designed for the unique requirements of R&D labs. A flexible and intuitive interface graphically maps laboratory workflows to meet the needs of even the most dynamic environments. Full functionality for plate handling and manipulation can be used to track plate movement and genealogy, while standard integration functionality allows data to be easily imported without coding from a variety of analytical instruments.
Product Detail
Nautilus sets new standards for functionality and efficient use of R&D laboratory resources. With its built-in instrument integration Nautilus offers productivity gains right from the outset. Full functionality for plate handling and manipulation can be used to track plate movement and genealogy, while standard integration functionality allows data to be easily imported without coding from a variety of analytical instruments. Nautilus includes patented workflows technology with a flexible and intuitive interface for graphically designing a workflow of the sample life cycle.
Key features include:
- Flexible, configurable LIMS easily implemented right out of the box.
- Developed in partnership with customers in R&D environments.
- Developed exclusively for Microsoft Windows® 95/98,
- Windows NT® and Windows® 2000 environments.
- Compatible with Microsoft® Office.
- Designed, developed and supported within an ISO 9001/TickIT environment.
Paralysis Cure Search with Nautilus LIMS
Watch this video to see Dr. Vance Lemmon from The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis discussing the merits of Nautilius LIMS. Learn how this technology allows ease-of-use and flexibility, enabling the team to focus on neurological research, including their core mission of finding a cure for paralysis.
