Honestly didn’t expect to be able to just jump into bio and hardware this quickly 🤯 The tech that @LabsmoreLLC is building is incredible @yusufm and @johndmcmaster have been incredibly generous and helpful in helping me start hacking in a mere 15min 🙌

We'll be bringing several Labsmore microscopes kitted with bio tooling and pyuscope network APIs. Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow!

here's what we have for the 02/24-25 lab automation hardware hack at Studio 45 @workatthestudio in san francisco: 🤖 awesome hardware for teams to build on!! h/t @jaschawilcox the robot wrangler and luis coming in to support this. teams will have access to an ot-1 @opentrons, @LabsmoreLLC openflexure microscope, mobile scara plate handling robot, iot sensors, and more. it's also bring your own hardware. some people are bringing apple vision pros for tele-ops and data capture/augmented bio lab. 🚀 the last month, there's been so many calls for hard tech and science based startups to solve hard problems, this hack could be a place to meet your future co-founder and/or build a great proof of concept for one of these: - @ycombinator request for startups yesterday... #1 was machine learning on robots - @DStrachman and the @1517fund just launched a $100k fellowship called the flux capacitor for science based startups... and we may be able to help with an intro if you win this hack ;) - the @fiftyyears team with @sethbannon and @moxon released their non dilutive 5050 program for science based founders 🧬 we have a great line up of speakers and judges, as well as a few surprises for tooling and resources... more info coming next week. few spots left, rsvp here: lu.ma/lab-auto-hack-0224

One of the most interesting interviews I have ever done. And when we used a laser to drill silicon - WOW! Thank you very much @johndmcmaster youtu.be/j2YGHZG1bLY