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Information Science & Library Science","Computer Application, Chemistry & Engineering","Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications",Chemistry,"Computer Science Information Systems
A structured robot interface protocol has been developed for the Analy
tical Director. The fundamental automation capability of a robotics la
boratory is defined by a standard set of intrinsic functions and progr
ammable control commands at a low level. Analytical procedures are rep
resented and saved in chemistry notation format using a set of standar
d syntax and semantic rules. With the robot interface protocol, analyt
ical procedures in chemistry notation format can be translated by the
Analytical Director to low level robot commands and executed by differ
ent robot laboratories. The object-oriented modeling of an analytical
laboratory and the four-layer structured robot interface protocol are
discussed in this paper, The robot execution of an analytical method i
s also presented and compared with human expert analyses.