Tecan demonstrates how Veya supports digital and scalable automation at SLAS2025

Tecan has unveiled Veya™, its transformative liquid handling platform designed to bring efficiency, precision and compliance to laboratories of all sizes at this year's Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening (SLAS) international conference (booth #943).

Veya overcomes key barriers in lab automation by offering an accessible and versatile platform that streamlines complex workflows and enables data-driven decision-making, while reducing downtime and enhancing productivity.

Veya combines AI-enhanced automation, prebuilt workflows and an intuitive analytics interface, OneView^™, to simplify complex tasks, including multiomics workflows. Its seamless integration with existing systems enables laboratories to boost productivity and meet important regulatory standards, including Europe’s CE-IVD and IVDR requirements.

Key features:

• Simplified automation: Predeveloped workflows, intelligent analytics and a modular design boost productivity while reducing errors. Users report improvements of more than 60% in instrument utilization.
• High precision: Equipped with patented Air Restriction Pipetting (ARP), Veya handles volumes from 1 µL to 5 mL with precision.
• Real-time data: Improves decision-making and process optimization with live monitoring and actionable insights via a user-friendly interface.
• Continuous support: Features include 24-hour remote diagnostics, remote-guided troubleshooting and tailored service packages to minimize unplanned interruptions.
• Regulatory compliance: Veya is ideal for labs in regulated environments, ensuring compliance with key industry standards and regulatory requirements.

Mukta Acharya, Head of the Life Sciences Business division at Tecan, says, “Aligned with Tecan's purpose to scale healthcare innovation, Veya delivers cutting-edge technology that’s intuitive, scalable and extremely versatile. Its real-time data delivery, via a user-friendly interface, improves decision making, minimizes interruptions and frees up users to focus on their research."

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