Elemental Machines, the intelligent operations platform for modern labs and manufacturing facilities, announced today the appointment of Rob Estrella as its new Chief Executive Officer. Estrella moved from his role as Senior Vice President and Head of Commercial to succeed Ed Seguine, who has stepped down after successfully leading the company through a period of progressive record-breaking growth.

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Rob Estrella has been promoted to CEO of Elemental Machines.

Under Ed’s leadership and with Rob’s commercial vision, Elemental Machines has posted consecutive record-setting quarters, strengthened its platform capabilities, and broadened its customer base across biopharma, biotech, and lab innovation leaders.

“It’s been an honor to help guide Elemental Machines through this exciting phase of growth,” said Seguine. “Rob has been instrumental in building our success, and I have total confidence in his leadership as the company continues to scale.”

Estrella brings more than two decades of experience in life sciences and enterprise platform technologies to his new position, including leadership roles across commercial strategy, sales, and customer engagement. Since joining Elemental Machines, Rob has worked closely with executive and product teams to create solutions that streamline compliance, reduce operating costs, and elevate lab visibility.

“I’m honored to take on this role and continue building on the incredible foundation Ed and the team have created,” said Estrella. “This is not a departure from our strategy. It’s a continuation of our mission to solve bigger problems in lab operations intelligence and to serve customers with the same energy, transparency, and trust we’re already known for.”

Sridhar Iyengar, Founder and Chief Strategy & Technology Officer, added: “Ed’s leadership helped shape the company we are today, and we’re grateful for his contributions. Looking forward, Rob’s deep understanding of our customers, platform, and mission makes him the perfect pick to continue guiding Elemental Machines through our next chapter of growth.”

With this transition, Elemental Machines will continue its current trajectory of expanding their lab operations platform to help life science labs and manufacturing facilities move from reactive problem-solving to proactive, data-driven decision-making.

For more information, visit elementalmachines.com.

About Elemental Machines

Elemental Machines’ Intelligent Operations Platform leverages the best of Internet of Things (IoT) technology and custom hardware/software solutions, delivering actionable insights to operators in life sciences, biopharma labs, biobanks, analytical labs, and manufacturing facilities. By connecting the physical and digital worlds, the platform simplifies, optimizes, and augments operations. Leaders in science, facilities, and technology trust Elemental Machines’ ecosystem for insights that accelerate innovation, predict outcomes, and shift from reactive to proactive management. With scalable solutions from incubator to enterprise, custom integrations to fit each operation’s unique needs, and a wide ecosystem of partnerships, Elemental Machines ensures operational excellence and the future-proofing of lab and manufacturing processes.

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