Role of AI, Automation & Robotics in Pharmaceutical Industry
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The pharmaceutical industry is undergoing a massive transformation driven by technological advancements and leapfrogging further due to the integration of Artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and robotics. These technologies are being deployed to cover various aspects, including drug discovery, manufacturing, supply chain, and patient care. AI's ability to process and analyze massive data sets allows researchers to identify new drug candidates faster or improve on current ones through various strategies. Automation transforms repetitive tasks and increases accuracy, but most importantly, it frees people up from work that they need not do and concentrates on the jobs that still require human involvement. Conversely, when integrated with AI, robots enhance the production process by enabling speedy, accurate, and scalable manufacturing. Robotics are now being used in pharmacies for medication dispensing and are very efficient. Furthermore, All these innovations driven by AI, Automation, and robotics also contribute to personalized medicine by extending tailored treatments based on individual patient data. This paper explores the role of AI, Automation, and Robotics in the Pharmaceutical industry and its benefits. The ongoing evolution of such technologies holds immense potential to address the growing needs and handle industry challenges such as increasing demand, regulatory compliance, and global health needs to ultimately lead the pharmaceutical industry towards a more efficient, adaptive, and patient-centered approach.
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AI, Automation, Robotics, Pharmaceutical industry, Drug discovery, Manufacturing efficiencyDownloads
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