idk about you but I'm building self-driving labs

digitally ofc

I really like that you're not using arms for this. A 3 axis setup is 🤌

keeping it simple haha

The right tool for the job

Needs a natural language coding model that adjusts liquid classes on the fly for pipetting. Turns it into Python based on a training set. I have a patent written if you would like to see it.

lots of additional technical backend, releasing a github soon to have a framework ready for anyone to use

Awesome.

only marginally different from pick and place PCB machines

correct, looking at it I can lead a couple things

The problem with the entire liquid handling or automated lab is programming. They are fragmented and stupid and immensely frustrating.

Sick!

Super cool

damn right

retrieve a sample from a freezer or gtfo

Replace with an upside down tripteron. Not necessary but very cool!

i did see this recently, that would be sick

Very cool. The way I imagined these would be that the actual dishes holding the containers would be able to move like little roombas. I actually made some preliminary designs lol.

super cool, wanted to keep it simple for now with just one moving part haha

We agree

You can add multiple parallel heads, doesn’t have to be restricted to one op

correct, keeping it simple right now

See @leecronin chemputation for something implemented in real world

@leecronin he’s part of the inspiration

banger

This is awesome

Congratulations, now tell me how your robot would open the -80C fridge, fetch the bio reagent, unscrew the cap, so your liquid dispenser could suck up 0.5 micro liter of reagent

What CAD tool did you use for this?

this is all Blender and codex right now. Suggestions?

Nice, thanks. And not yet unfortunately...

followed for making cool stuff!

I appreciate it 🙏🏽

For real or just in simulation (for now, obviously :-))

#same Whiskey - 1

Me too!

Any industry where this flow occurs, we copy and paste

Noted. Following. Supporting!

Super cool idea, I think on the next layoff wave, a lot of people will start doing cool automatic factories.

the need for researchers is going to skyrocket 📈

I’m interested in this subject

Super interesting. Is your simulation generating data? Or is it just a visualisation?