Lab control system

Waldner Laboreinrichtungen (industrial laboratory equipment)
2023–25
Engagement over two to three years, completed in 2025
4
People on the alm team, with frontend and integration expertise
In operation
After handover, the software runs in production in Waldner's labs

Challenge

Ease of operation is safety

In a lab, user interfaces are not a convenience. If a fume hood cannot be operated reliably, the work around it is affected.

All fume hoods, one place

A central control display that operates the fume hoods together: clear, robust and integrated to industrial standards.

How it works

Architecture
  1. Lab staff
  2. Central control display
  3. Device integration
  4. Fume hoods

Instead of operating each unit individually, control comes together at the display.

Solution

Central control display

A tool at a central point in the lab that controls all fume hoods together.

Industrial-grade frontend

Frontend architecture focused on clear operation in everyday lab work.

Integration into Waldner's device landscape

Not a generic industrial UI, but connected to the client's specific hardware.

Result

In production in the lab.

The central control tool is in production use in Waldner's labs. The engagement was completed in 2025, and the software remains in operation after handover.

Project facts

Client
Waldner Laboreinrichtungen (industrial laboratory equipment)
Industry
Manufacturing · Laboratory equipment
Period
2023 – 2025
Status
Completed
Services
  • Control software
  • Industrial frontend
  • Specialized device integration
Engagement length
2–3 years
Domain
Industrial laboratory equipment
Team
  • Nico Weingärtner
  • Jonathan Häberle
  • Robin Spielmann
  • Benjamin Konopka
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