A programming language to manipulate cells
summary
Claims a programming language for cells built on configurable, networked hardware: pumps, pH and glucose sensors, temperature controllers and a shaker are exposed as modules that map one-to-one into a drag-and-drop UI which emits a JSON process description. Local Raspberry Pi buffering uploads data to AWS; modules run microcontroller code in C++. Live remote demo starts the Berlin shaker successfully. Planned features include conditional triggers, loops, PID or user algorithms, sanity checks; quoted kit price roughly €30–60k.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38Bioprocess
- 1:37Automating Bioprocess
- 3:06Flexibility
- 4:21Processing Modules
- 5:08Machine
- 6:30Bioprocessing
- 7:12Bioprocess configurations
- 7:59Integration
- 9:23Software
- 10:44Module
- 12:05More phrases
- 13:33ProgramEmori
- 15:00Program Execution
- 16:44Live Demo
- 24:26Why we like it
- 26:00Any questions
- 29:56How long does it take
- 34:46Size
- 36:08Internet connection
- 37:02Process description
- 37:34User experience
- 39:22How it works
- 40:41The key
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