本文從本國製造工業優勢得到自動化實驗平台的初步構想，而單純的自動化平台並不稀有，在國內有許多單位皆使用半自動化的實驗平台來進行科學研究。但是，半自動化平台仍需要研究人員長時間進行監控，平台本身也沒有中途檢測並發現錯誤的能力，本文設計以全自動化平台來釋放研究人員的時間。我們以執行生化實驗為第一目標，所以我們以簡易操作、高靈活度與應用性來設計平台，期望此平台能執行各種不同的實驗。我們共規劃三種可動平台與其它固定式裝置，分別是分析儀器更換升降台、液體處理器轉換平台、培養盤輸送器、儲放分析儀器的儲放架及實驗桌，上述皆是從零組件開始設計，並以CAD軟體繪製成CAD檔案後，匯入模擬軟體Webots中組建完成，對力學與運動軌跡加以規劃並模擬，軟體中可進行動力源與承載力的參數設定與測試，再考量各種實驗可能的問題點，在平台中架測感測裝置。藉由感測裝置與控制系統的雙向回饋系統希望平台擁有自主調整實驗參數與動作參數，並於控制系統中建置機器學習能力。本文設計的可動平台與其它裝置以成功在Webots軟體中組裝並進行測試，我們將對組裝完成平台進行最佳化調整與感測器系統初步建置，讓平台能得到最佳化的物理參數，以此參數在未來架設實體平台時能夠直接應用，減少實體平台建置時間及生化實驗的成本。

In this study, we take the advantage of precision manufacturing techniques combined with biotechnology to construct automated biochemistry platform. In this issue, it is popular in semi-automated platform in the world. In Taiwan, Many organizations have used semi-automated platforms for scientific researches. Amount of errors which were difficult to be corrected while the platform is working and the researchers still need to monitor the platform by themselves nowadays. In order to save the monitoring time of the researchers, we design a full automated biochemistry platform which contains three movable apparatus and two fixed ones, including Change lifts of apparatus, Conversion platform of liquid handling, Conveyer system of microtiter plate, Storage rack of apparatus and working bench. Firstly, we build the components of the platform by using CAD software, then, the models are imported to the simulation software, Webots. Secondly, we set the physical mechanics of the power and the carrier systems and then optimize the best motion of pathways and find out the best physical parameters in our structure. We put the sensors in both ends of the sport pathways and the feedback systems will auto-adjust the minor movement. And we will also build the machine learning in the controlling system. The results show that the designed automated biochemistry platform can achieve high performance with easy operation and high flexibility by simulation. This study provides optimized parameters and apply them to the construction of platform to speeding the building time. This will also lower the cost of biochemical experiments. We hope the automated biochemical platform can help scientists and researchers to decrease repetitive works, speed up their work and have more time to think their projects.

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