The GLAS architecture, as illustrated in Figure below (for a hypothetical generic case of 3 layers and 3 groups of equipment with specific sub-groups), is intended to occur within the segment of Figure that extends from the Coordinator Tasks scheduler to the APIs in the Executor. The GLAS architecture is structured in a multilayered configuration, with the Main Laboratory Scheduler situated in the Coordinator level, followed by a variable number of Git-based Group Sub-Schedulers. The number of groups, sub-groups, and layers of sub-schedulers is contingent upon the number and type of laboratory equipment or computer systems in use and the intricacy of the workflows involving disparate equipment.