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Neat funny little thing! You wrote you put much effort into the nanopore sensing technology. Is it or would it be useful in a dedicated analytical instrument in
by MartinKilobaser 6y ago
Neat funny little thing! You wrote you put much effort into the nanopore sensing technology. Is it or would it be useful in a dedicated analytical instrument in an actual lab setting too? I.e. what is the specific reason you "limit" yourselves to the toy/population scale aspect?
- kemmishtree 6y agoMy caffeine-addled brain can't resist these good questions but I really gotta go get that money. You should PM me and let's talk (better yet get on the mailing list/wait list on the website and I'll reach out to you this weekend.) It's not limiting, quite the opposite. I already know that people who work in labs want this. How many of those are there? Versus, science fans who play video games, overall. Pretty big difference in addressable market size. More importantly, it detonates the priestly class. It's a gutenberg thing... MORE more importantly, imagine you could "spin up" thousands of lab technicians at any time to do your experimental protocols at scale, except they're not miserable wage slaves, they're playing games and finding joy. You'd rather have that than a single instrument at your bench.