Lucullus® Roadmap
See what’s next for Lucullus® and explore some of the improvements we have already delivered.
The Lucullus roadmap provides a high-level view of the ongoing evolution of our bioprocess software. It highlights selected developments and major improvements rather than every individual feature, technical change, or bug fix.
For complete technical information about a specific version, please refer to the corresponding Lucullus® release notes.
Roadmap note: Items listed as Active or Planned represent our current development direction. Priorities, scope, and release timing may change as development progresses and new customer or market requirements emerge.
Active
Work currently in development or implementation. Scope and timing may continue to evolve.
Legacy interfaces and utilities
- Database Interfaces: dbinterface, DBI
- Web Interface: lucullus_web (HTML4)
- Utilities: be3x00test, dump2sql, g3labtest, lc, portmerger, sv, testbrowse, testopc, ycreator
- System Tools: img_import, limsd, lucsms, runcommand.sh, sfimport, launcher, importaudittrail.sh, atimport, syssample
- Application Tools: Configuration Editor (Lite), Data Management Tool, SimFit Tool, Neuro ToolEnter description
Planned
Developments we intend to address next. Priorities, scope and delivery timing may change.
PostgreSQL Database Support
AI / LLM Integration
Application feature changes
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Graphic Tool: Smooth & Regression, Process Relationships, Campaigns, LCALC, Continuous Logging
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Execution Tool: Change Operation
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SysAdmin Tool: Key Attributes
- Media Tool: Compare Recipes
Launched
Selected improvements delivered in released Lucullus® versions. For complete changes, see the corresponding Release Notes.
More efficient multi-process management
Set attributes in bulk for all loaded processes in the Execution Monitor, reducing repetitive configuration work. Process information was also expanded to show the host workstation on which a process was executed.
More powerful process search
Improved Graphic Tool search capabilities make it easier to locate process data. Process Finder is now the default view, providing more flexible access to process searches.
Extended automation through the REST API
New REST API endpoints support sample creation and improve the ability to update attributes for running processes, extending the possibilities for automated workflows and external integrations.