Electronic pipettes are advanced liquid handling instruments designed to enhance precision and efficiency in laboratory settings. Unlike traditional manual pipettes, electronic pipettes utilise a battery-powered mechanism to automate the aspiration and dispensing of liquids, significantly reducing user fatigue and minimising the risk of repetitive strain injuries. These pipettes often feature programmable settings, allowing users to customise volumes and dispense techniques for various applications, from simple transfers to complex serial dilutions. Many electronic pipettes are equipped with user-friendly interfaces and display screens for easy operation and data management. Additionally, they often include features like adjustable speeds and tip ejection mechanisms for enhanced convenience. By utilising electronic pipettes, researchers can achieve greater accuracy and consistency in their work, making them invaluable tools in molecular biology, biochemistry, and clinical laboratories.