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I’ve kind of been joking around that it would be nice to have cameras in fume hoods and biosafety cabinets to record the procedures. Imagine having an action camera on your head while going around the lab and a webcam (to avoid battery dependency) pointed at the bench to record the protocol steps. This would be great to check later what went wrong during sample preparation, especially when pipetting on 384-well plates. Fast forward to today—I found out there’s a company, Transfyr, applying machine learning to do just that.
What a time to be alive! (Two-Minute-Papers)