Sup ppl?
I’ll be taking the disassembled pipetting robot to Panamá, and the corresponding assembly and usage documentation (which I’ll finish tomorrow).
I wanted to know how many people would be interested in:
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- Building a part of the robot.
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- Designing a protocol and run it.
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- Learning about it in a discussion or practical session.
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- Discussing standardisation and interoperability.
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- Other stuff, post below!
Thanks for your input 
It could help me prepare better in case there is interest.
Abrazooo
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I am very interested in learning about the open-source pipetting robot but I am not going to be able to make it to Panama.
Is there any way to document some of the sessions or even better have some form of online hybridization?
I also know that it adds a great deal to the complication of your workshops. But it would be great to capture some of the community interaction with the project.
Keep up the great work!
-Thomas Alexander
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Hello Thomas!
If a session about this happens, I’ll do my best to hybridise it.
I believe that all sessions will be documented
Also, I totally forgot to reply to our earlier message here, about the micropipettes… and yes! it s a very interesting publication, but I have not yet dived into the subject yet. I intended to, at least, learn about how they tested accuracy, and ISO standards.
I’d love to collaborate ^.^ Where are you based?
I’m currently based in the EU in Vienna, Austria. But I have a lot of ties to North Carolina in the US as that is where I did my undergrad.
I left all my personal lab/manufacturing equipment in the US to come here for grad school.
Also while I am based in the EU I will not be able to run any genetic engineering experiments outside of the university lab because of EU regulations.
Still very interested in following this project.