Freedom EVO100- Robotic colony picker station with 4-liquid handling channels; RoMA (robotic arm) on the top-right side, CCD camera and stage at the bottom attached to the stage; plate stackers on extreme right; and tip box stacking at extreme towards left side.

External users: registration to be carried out only through I-STEM portal
Additional information about sample and analysis details should be filled in the pdf form provided in the I-STEM portal under “DOWNLOAD CSRF”

Internal users (IITB): registration to be carried out only through DRONA portal
Additional information about sample and analysis details should be filled in the pdf form provided here.

Make
Tecan Sales Austria GmbH
Model
Tecan Freedom EVO 100
Facility Status
Working
Date of Installation
Facility Management Division
Centre for Sophisticated Instruments and Facilities (CSIF)-IoE Funded

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Category

  • Services » Service

Booking Details

Facility Management Team and Location

Facility In Charge
Prof. Sarika Mehra
Facility Management Members
1. Prof. Sarika Mehra (Convener), Dept of Chem Engg.
2. Prof. Santanu K Ghosh, Dept of BSBE
3. Prof. Supreet Saini, Dept of Chemical Engg.
4. Prof. Sandip Kar, Department of Chemistry
5. Prof. Venkateswarlu Yarlagadda, Department of Chemistry
Department
Chemical Engineering
Lab Email ID
advancedliquidhandlingplatform@gmail.com
Facility Location
MKS lab near CADD Centre
Lab Phone No
022-25764206

Facility Features, Working Principle and Specifications

Facility Description

Facility Description

The Tecan Freedom EVO 100 is a state-of-the-art robotic colony picker, designed to enhance high-throughput microbiological research and screening applications. Engineered for accurate and reproducible microbial colony selection, the Freedom EVO 100 employs a high-resolution CCD imaging system and advanced image analysis algorithms to identify, classify, and isolate colonies based on morphological parameters such as size, shape, and optical density. This ensures a standardized selection process, minimizing variability and enhancing experimental reproducibility. The robotic arm, equipped with sterile, disposable, or reusable picking tools, ensures contamination-free transfer of colonies from solid media to liquid culture or microplate formats. The system supports multiple agar plate configurations and is compatible with a broad spectrum of microorganisms, including bacterial, yeast, and fungal species, making it highly adaptable to diverse microbiological workflows.

Controlled via Freedom EVOware®, a sophisticated yet user-friendly software interface, the system enables real-time monitoring, data logging, and traceability, ensuring compliance with rigorous laboratory standards

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