one of the largest specialty generic pharmaceutical companies in the world. They sought a new pilot line with an extremely small footprint to process vials, pre-filled syringes (PFS), and cartridges for injectable oncology drugs. Another caveat: they wanted to system to function with very limited human intervention. They worked with Steriline, an Italian provider of aseptic processing machinery and 10-year partner to Shilpa Medicare, to develop an innovative filling, stoppering, and capping system. Steriline designed a robotic line composed of a semiautomatic Robotic Nest Filling Machine (RNFM1-Lab) and a Vial Capping Machine (VCM50), both able to process the three required formats. Steriline reports, “The two machines were designed to work together: they operate independently with human intervention needed to move the containers from the RNFM1-Lab to the VCM50.”