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Digital Lab of the Future

Reinventing pharmaceutical R&D by combining AI, robotics, and data-driven experimentation for drug discovery
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Traditional laboratory processes are slow, siloed, and highly manual, limiting productivity and extending drug development timelines.
Why digital lab of the future?
The Digital Lab of the Future integrates AI models, robotics, and advanced data platforms to orchestrate experiments end to end.

By digitizing workflows and leveraging predictive analytics, laboratories move from trial-and-error experimentation to data-driven discovery, reducing costs and time-to-insight while increasing scientific quality. This delivers where science meets automation—from experiments to intelligence.

Key benefits
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Faster experiment cycles and optimization 
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Improved data quality and reuse 
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Integration with legacy lab systems 
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Change management for scientific teams 

How NTT DATA helps

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Digital lab strategy and roadmap 
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AI models for molecule optimization 
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Robotics and workflow orchestration 
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Unified R&D data platforms 
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Change enablement for researchers 
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Proven impact
R&D productivity, redefined 
Results that matter
Pharma & Life Science organizations achieve measurable improvements: 
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Experiment cycles

Reduced duration

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R&D cost per candidate

Lowered

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Data reuse

Increased utilization

Reinvent pharmaceutical R&D with AI, robotics, and data-driven experimentation

Accelerate discovery with intelligence

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