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= Hardware = | |||
Basic Hardware being worked on | Basic Hardware being worked on. | ||
== Core equipment == | |||
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Our current idea is to us a modular design which would allow the use of one standardized power unit and possibly CPU | Our current idea is to us a modular design which would allow the use of one standardized power unit and possibly CPU | ||
== Additional Hardware Project Wish list == | |||
Sterlization Hood | Sterlization Hood | ||
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Currently discussing a possible open source automation OS for all the modules but still at a very early stage, Marc is has an open source LIMBS system he's developing which may be adoptable. | Currently discussing a possible open source automation OS for all the modules but still at a very early stage, Marc is has an open source LIMBS system he's developing which may be adoptable. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:28, 12 November 2013
Biotech Lab-on-a-Desk
Hardware
Basic Hardware being worked on.
Core equipment
Open PCR - with a low target price
Gel Box - 120 Volts with amps upto 400 milliamps, imaging possible using a webcam or cell phone
Incubator - Foam box with plexiglass hood and incubator (airflow is important possibly just a little hole, possibly Kombucha style with paper towel top)
Centrifuge - centrifuge (based on the dremelfuge idea of utilizing commercially available equipment)
Our current idea is to us a modular design which would allow the use of one standardized power unit and possibly CPU
Additional Hardware Project Wish list
Sterlization Hood
Mini Fridge
Wetware
Software
Currently discussing a possible open source automation OS for all the modules but still at a very early stage, Marc is has an open source LIMBS system he's developing which may be adoptable.