YHLO Unveils Total Laboratory Automation System for Elevated Laboratory Efficiency

YHLO (Shenzhen, China) is presenting iTLA Max, its total laboratory automation system designed to enhance laboratory workflows and optimize performance.

YHLO's independently developed iTLA MAX laboratory automation system is designed to address practical issues in medical laboratories, integrating innovative technology into every aspect of laboratory work, from pre-analysis to analysis and post-analysis, achieving comprehensive intelligent connectivity. It plays a significant role in improving clinical laboratory testing efficiency, enhancing departmental management capabilities, and advancing the development of laboratory science. The iTLA MAX laboratory automation system is composed of units such as sampling, centrifugation, capping, rack connection, track, and output, offering unprecedented convenience and efficiency in sample processing through its intelligent and efficient modular design. The 360-degree ring light design ensures that laboratory personnel can observe the equipment's operating status from any angle, providing strong support for laboratory safety management. The waterfall-style screen design, combined with ergonomic standards, adjusts the screen height to ensure user comfort during operation. The intelligent information management system integrates multiple functions such as operation control, data processing, alarm prompts, and query statistics, providing laboratory personnel with an intuitive and convenient interface.

YHLO’s iFlash series chemiluminescence immunoassay analyzers, highly acclaimed in the industry for their exceptional accuracy and rapid processing speed, were prominently featured at the exhibition. In addition to its leading self-immunity diagnostic products, YHLO highlighted its new biochemistry-immunoassay integrated analyzer along with a comprehensive suite of over 100 testing assays. As a major player in China’s IVD industry, YHLO offers a wide array of testing solutions covering self-immunity, infectious disease, reproductive health, liver disease, respiratory conditions, and cardiovascular diagnostics, among others. The new integrated analyzer provides laboratories with more flexible testing options.