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Congrats! We've had a good amount of fun playing with the OT-One (and also some frustrations). I think the large range of volumes is great, along with what seem
by laserson 9y ago
Congrats! We've had a good amount of fun playing with the OT-One (and also some frustrations). I think the large range of volumes is great, along with what seems to be more streamlined/accurate pipetting. I think the enclosure is also a solid feature.
One of my favorite features is the ability to use a simple Python API to define a protocol. Will this still be the case or do people have to use the GUI?
Is there a reasonable (cheap) path to upgrade?
- willcanine 9y agohey, thanks! to answer your questions: 1 - yes, our python API can still be your main tool for creating protocols, no one needs to use the GUI if they dont want to. In fact, OT-2 runs a jupyter notebook onboard so you can just connect over wifi / USB, pull up the notebook in your browser, and live code to the robot (as well as run a python script through the App same w/ OT-One). 2 - yes, all OT-One users get a $2000 discount on the OT-2, so starting price for you is $2k :)