Where is Biotec located?

Biotec is headquartered in Japan.

Where does Biotec rank among its competitors?

Biotec ranks 73rd amongst 71 active competitors, of which 9 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Opentrons, which secured $20.1M in Nov, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Biotec?

Biotec's top competitors include Tecan, Opentrons and LabCyte. Among them, Opentrons secured the most recent funding round in November, 2025.

Biotec - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Manufacturer of automated liquid handling workstations for laboratory research applications. These systems facilitate precise reagent dispensing, sample transfer, and media exchange processes within microplate formats. The equipment utilizes multi-channel cylinder heads to perform high-throughput liquid handling tasks for genomic, clinical, and drug discovery workflows. Available configurations include compact benchtop models and larger workstation units designed for integration into safety cabinets or clean benches. The systems are controlled via dedicated software to manage dispensing parameters and support various laboratory automation needs, including filtration and temperature control. Consumables such as disposable heads, chips, and reagent reservoirs are also provided to support these automated operations.

Key Metrics

Location

Japan

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

73^rd among 76 competitors

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Top competitors of Biotec include Tecan, Opentrons and LabCyte. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Biotec, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Tecan 1980, Mannedorf (Switzerland), Public	Provider of a automated laboratory instruments and solutions	-	Defense.gov, Europa & 2 others	66/100
2nd	Opentrons 2013, Brooklyn (United States), Series C	Developer of pipetting robot for lab automation	$261M	SoftBank Group, HAX & 23 others	61/100
3rd	LabCyte 2000, Sunnyvale (United States), Acqui-Hired	Developer of accoustic liquid handling for the life science research	$33.4M	General Electric, Seroba Life Sciences & 17 others	48/100
4th	Andrew Alliance 2011, Vernier (Switzerland), Acquired	Provider of automated liquid handling tools and software for scientific labs	$14M	Rancilio Cube SICAF, Omega Funds & 4 others	46/100
5th	Gilson 1940, Middleton (United States), Funding Raised	Provider of liquid handling, purification, and extraction solutions for life science laboratories	-	Europa	45/100
6th	Drummond Scientific 1997, Broomall (United States), Unfunded	Micro liquid transfer devices manufacturers	-	-	43/100
7th	Flow Robotics 2015, Copenhagen (Denmark), Series A	Provider of an AI-based laboratory automation robot system for liquid handling	$17.1M	Vaekstfonden, ITU Business Development & 1 others	42/100
8th	Microfluidics 2008, Charlottesville (United States), Acquired	Microfluidics based DNA extraction system for forensic biology	-	-	39/100
9th	Integra Biosciences 1965, Zizers (Switzerland), Unfunded	Provider of laboratory tools for liquid handling and media preparation	-	-	39/100
10th	Scienion 2000, Berlin (Germany), Acquired	Solutions for the genomics and proteomics industry	$5.67M	IBB Ventures, NRW.Bank & 3 others	38/100
73rd	Biotec Japan, Unfunded	Manufacturer of automated liquid handling workstations for laboratory research applications	-	-	16/100