Re: [DIYbio] Re: Looking for collaboration on open source hardware for DIY-Bio

Are you able to come over to the digital bio meetup in Berlin in January?

http://digibio.bio-commons.org

We bumped into your work before while browsing the web for interesting DIY fluidics projects. There are several people in Europe working on creating accessible and affordable microfluidic applications.

On Sunday, 18 October 2015 18:37:50 UTC+2, Tiberius Brastaviceanu wrote:

Hi all, 

For the past 5 years SENSORICA affiliates have been working hard on a few hardware projects that might interest BIY-bio people. We are a network, we do p2p innovation and production. We can join efforts to continue to develop these projects, for everyone's benefit. 

The most important projects are: 

Mosquito - sensitive displacement/force sensor, with application in physiology. 

Piezo buzzer pump - micro pump for fluids.

3D printed microfluidics - for lab-on-a-chip

Micro 3Dprinter - can be used to build micro structures with 5-10 microns resolution. 

See more projects. 

If your community is interested, we can discuss to join our efforts. 

Joining efforts means to establish a connection between SENSORICA and your community at the level of content management. In other words, we can share docs and folders, so everyone works on the same thing, to be aware of the development, to tighten coordination, etc. 

Please contact me directly if you are interested, and we can arrange a Hangout/Skype to discuss about it. 

Thank you all for your attention! 

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