[DIYbio] cheap build ?

On 03/26/2014 02:57 AM, Huit wrote:

nanodrop_spectrophotometers_are_just_a_fancy_box/

But it has a patent...on the linkage and spacing and surface the sample is on
that creates a volume measurement easily. "patented sample retention technology (surface tension)"

Wiping your sample into a tiny well etched in a glass slide with a squeegie on a stick
would go around that patent probably. A microfluidic chamber in the optical path
would go around that patent probably.

etc.
etc.

And then, when you get done designing and testing,
be sure to wrap it in a fancy box, or no scientists
will buy it!

Isn't that university machine shop look of the ND-1000
nice and experimenty?

That will hook the chemists.

Certain bio researchers would go for an organic looking "industrial designed"
microorganism X500 magnification look.

Others might be snagged by a case adorned with symbols and 3D shapes of
critical compounds found in base pairs...

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