1	Fully Automated Compound Distribution Center Collette DeChard
2	Our Vision… To work with a Leader in Custom Automation to design, develop, and implement a Fully Automated Compound Storage and Retrieval System. To design, develop and build a state of the Art Building to house the Fully Automated Compound Storage and Retrieval System.
3	Key Components Islands of Automation Integrated with software Flexible Redundant Robust High Throughput
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5	Process Overview
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7	Compound Collection Bldg. First Floor Plan
8	First Floor Core
9	HayWain
10	Manual Dry Store
11	Automated Dry Store
12	HayStack Manual Weigh and Receipt Station
13	Sol/Rep
14	HayWagon Docking Station
15	Archive Solution Store
16	Working Solution Store
17	Plate Production Module - PPM
18	Plate Production Module
19	Tray Transfer Robot
20	Decapper / Capper Unit
21	Tip Transfer Module
22	BasePlate
23	Plate Buffer
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25	First Year of Operation ADS pick and place 192 vessels every 15 minutes - placed over 120,000 new samples Average Weighing 400 dry Compounds per day Solution Stores pick and place a tube in 5.5 seconds - daily average 3840 peak 11,000. Plate Production Module routinely processed 11,000 samples in multiple replicates in under 9 hrs.
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27	The Teams Design & Development Merck – Fred Solomon, Bill Henckler, Jim Springer, Bob Donnenberg, Lucy Puzon, Collette DeChard TAP – Todd Blewett, Mark Gedrych, Andrew Elphinstone, Jonathan Bullock, Keith Alexander-Buckley, Modan McLafferty, etc. Building Merck Design Engineering Services - Tim Phelan, Larry Pranzo, Andrew Bird, Scott Donnelly, Peter Lehrach Merck Central Engineering - Ira Bennett, Tony Porzio, Ray Adasczik, Mike Kiyak Kling - Kenneth M. Schotsch, Allen J. McSparron, Bob Bruno, Darv Dombach, Rick Chetham Bovis Lend Lease - Dave Seavers, Greg Rabitsky, Steve Garbini, Mark Fritzinger, Mike Chamberlain
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29	Questions?