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Company Profile: TriContinent Scientific

Published: Publisher: Zhilianhai Robotics News

TriContinent Scientific at a glance

TriContinent Scientific is recorded as a US supplier in industrial robotics, headquartered in Auburn, CA, US.

Record status: VERIFIED (confidence 90).

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Location and public contact

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Products and systems on record

  • TriTon OEM Liquid Handling Robot (TriTon XYZ) — status: active. Modular OEM XYZ gantry robot for laboratory liquid handling, using one or two independently programmable robotic arms for pipetting, sample preparation, cap piercing and tube stripping, with optional electronic pipetting modules and SoftLinx integration software.

A development status means public evidence of research or deployment; it does not mean the product is in volume production or on general sale.

Application industries

laboratory automation, liquid handling, in vitro diagnostics, life science robotics

Source note

Compiled from the public company dataset snapshot dated 9 September 2026, which only includes records with verification status VERIFIED and confidence of at least 80. Primary public source: public record.

This article is published by the Zhilianhai Robotics News site. Where policies, standards, prices, company capabilities or project status are involved, cross-check the original sources as well.

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