Software-wise, there are a couple of unannounced things from our partners coming down the line that work with Autoprotocol, and several of our customers have be

Software-wise, there are a couple of unannounced things from our partners coming down the line that work with Autoprotocol, and several of our customers have been building on top of the autoprotocol-python[1] and autoprotocol-core[2] libraries. Hardware-wise, Autoprotocol is a description language, it could even be executed on a sufficiently meticulous "human" device. (We have a project in the works that transforms Autoprotocol into human-readable instructions suitable for inclusion in a publication.) Transcriptic is the only fully automated system today that accepts Autoprotocol, but we're working with other groups building low-cost hardware systems (in particular, OpenTrons) who want to build on top of the Autoprotocol standard. [1]: https://github.com/autoprotocol/autoprotocol-python https://github.com/autoprotocol/autoprotocol-python [2]: https://github.com/autoprotocol/autoprotocol-core https://github.com/autoprotocol/autoprotocol-core