During my PhD I wrote similar software to manage a large number of lab instruments and perform experiments in a reproducible fashion. The code is online on Gith

During my PhD I wrote similar software to manage a large number of lab instruments and perform experiments in a reproducible fashion. The code is online on Github: The general-purpose part: https://github.com/adewes/pyview https://github.com/adewes/pyview Specific components for my experiments: https://github.com/adewes/python-qubit-setup https://github.com/adewes/python-qubit-setup The idea was to create an MVC-like framework where you could create and instantiate instruments, bundle them together into a system and use them to perform measurements. The data from the measurements would be saved in a text-based format and enriched with the meta-data about the state of the whole system (in order to make it reproducible). Your work seems to go in the same direction and seems to be very interesting! I think there is definitely a need for a system like this in Python, although it is a difficult problem since the requirements vary quite a bit as a function of the research field that you're in.