Our company

Built around your science.
Built by BioNex.

Instrument engineering, workflow design and system integration from one team in San Jose, California.

Design, manufacturing and integration

Your workflow. Built by people who understand the details.

BioNex designs and manufactures its laboratory automation products in San Jose, California, then brings them together with the third-party devices your process already depends on.

Instrument engineering, workflow design and system integration sit with one team, so the people configuring your system understand it from the inside out.

BioNex Solutions is a privately funded life science company. San Jose is its manufacturing, development and corporate headquarters, and BioNex Solutions is ISO 9001:2015 certified.

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A BioNex team member fastening a machined part with a screwdriver at a black workbench, with stacked machined plates beside him — Fastening machined parts by hand on the San Jose build floor.

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Co-founders

Started by two founders.
Built by one team.

BioNex Solutions was co-founded by Tony Lima and Eric Rollins. Today the company designs, builds and supports its instruments from its headquarters in San Jose, California.

Tony Lima

Founder · President and CEO

Tony brings more than 40 years of experience in the instrumentation and diagnostics industry. As President and CEO, he leads BioNex with a focus on practical automation and long-term customer relationships.

Before co-founding BioNex with Eric Rollins, Tony held leadership roles at Syva, Molecular Devices, DiscoveRx and Velocity11. His experience spans global sales, service and operations, bringing a broad understanding of what laboratories need from their instruments and the teams behind them.

Eric Rollins

Co-founder · VP of Engineering

Eric began his laboratory automation career at Incyte, where he saw firsthand the challenges scientists face as their workflows grow. He went on to co-found Velocity11, where he met Tony Lima, before the two founded BioNex.

Today, Eric leads BioNex’s engineering development and applications teams. His focus is practical: helping customers connect their instruments and processes in ways that work reliably in their labs.

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