Autodose
Autodose is a term used to describe systems that automatically administer a predetermined amount of a substance. It encompasses devices, instruments, and procedures designed to deliver precise doses with minimal user input. The concept is applied in medicine, agriculture, and laboratory settings, often relying on sensors, actuators, and software to ensure accuracy and safety.
In medical contexts, autodose devices include auto-injectors for emergency medications and infusion systems or closed-loop therapy
Automated dose-dispensing systems in hospitals automate medication preparation and dispensing, while automated intravenous or infusion pumps
In agriculture and horticulture, autodose refers to automated dosing of fertilizers, pesticides, or micronutrients. Integrated with
In laboratories, autodose concepts appear in automated liquid handling and reagent addition, where precise volumes are
Key benefits of autodose include improved dosing precision and safety, reduced labor, and more consistent results.