The Smart HPLC Robot: Fully Autonomous Method Development Guided by A Mechanistic Model Framework

Developing ultra- or high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) methods for analysis or purification requires significant amounts of material and manpower, and typically involves time-consuming iterative lab-based workflows. This work demonstrates in two case studies that an autonomous HPLC platform coupled with a mechanistic model that self-corrects itself by performing parameter estimation can efficiently develop an optimized HPLC method with minimal experiments (i.e., reduced experimental costs and burden) and manual intervention (i.e., reduced manpower). At the same time, this HPLC platform, referred to as Smart HPLC Robot, can deliver a calibrated mechanistic model that provides valuable insights into method robustness.

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Systems and Control Transactions
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.69997/sct.116643
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Innovative Microfluidic and Catalytic Techniques Innovation
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The Smart HPLC Robot: Fully Autonomous Method Development Guided by A Mechanistic Model Framework

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The Smart HPLC Robot: Fully Autonomous Method Development Guided by A Mechanistic Model Framework

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Developing ultra- or high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) methods for analysis or purification requires significant amounts of material and manpower, and typically involves time-consuming iterative lab-based workflows. This work demonstrates in two case studies that an autonomous HPLC platform coupled with a mechanistic model that self-corrects itself by performing parameter estimation can efficiently develop an optimized HPLC method with minimal experiments (i.e., reduced experimental costs and burden) and manual intervention (i.e., reduced manpower). At the same time, this HPLC platform, referred to as Smart HPLC Robot, can deliver a calibrated mechanistic model that provides valuable insights into method robustness.

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