We executed the following experiment: 1) 39 mL of PDMA solution was added to an empty reagent bottle, 2) 1 mL of ODA solution was added, 3) the solution was stirred for one hour while being observed by a camera, and 4) after the reaction finished, the reaction mixture was transported out of the dispensing system. One advantage of this system over manual experimentation is its ability to precisely specify and record the timing and details of experimental operations on a second-by-second basis. In organic chemical reactions, significant signs, such as noticeable changes in the color of the solution, occur immediately after reagent addition. On the other hand, in manual operations, it isn't easy to wholly and continuously record what operations were performed at what exact time or what significant events occurred. This deficiency in information would undermine strict documentation and reproducibility.