Design of laboratory information and management system

Abd Rahman, Razakuan (2015) Design of laboratory information and management system. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Industrial drive are used extensively throughout the manufacturing industry. However, there is some issue related to the management of the industrial drive components in the industry. One of the issue is the use of various form in the management of industrial drive components. This conventional approach consume a lot of time and sometimes difficult to track the data information of the industrial drive components. Many systems had been introduced to manage the components in a various ways. The main idea of this project is to propose the appropriate management system of the industrial drive components. The proposed management system will focus on the industrial drive components available at fluid power laboratory. The project will be known as the Laboratory Information and Management System (LIMS). This system focuses on recording and updating the data of industrial drive components. This new system also used database concept to store all the information. This system will help staff to arrange information faster and easier to allow them to focus on other work. The development of this system involves the use of Visual Basic for Application (VBA) for Graphical User Interface (GUI), Microsoft database access, and CATIA as a design software. All the components will be design in 3D for future purpose and linked by VBA through the GUI. This project is expected to provide all the data management and information which can be stored in a database system where the user can easily locate the components. This system will give a better performance in storing the components information without having do it manually.

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