Maniraj S

As of one of the seemingly last adopters of technology, the life sciences industry has gone “all in” over the last few years. Digital solutions, once hard, expensive and time consuming to implement, were rare to find in a lab or manufacturing floor. Today, you will find everything from augmented reality to biometrics to AI assisting medicine makers from the laboratory to the manufacturing floor. The industry is now at a digital inflection point, akin to the internet revolution of the 1990s.