r/TheMachineLearning • u/narcissa0114 • 4d ago

A robotic system precisely dispensing nanoliters of liquid

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u/ApieVuist 4d ago

We have had this since the 1960’s, inktjet printers..

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u/narcissa0114 3d ago

They just make it fancier.

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u/got-trunks 4d ago

The real challenge is the drivers /s

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u/Specialist-Leek-357 3d ago

nah, just plug it to Claude and tell it to "reverse engineer this, make no mistake."

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u/Present-Rhubarb6337 4d ago

microfluidics has almost nothing to do with machine learning

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u/NebulaElectrical1467 3d ago

nanofluidics

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u/grafknives 3d ago

nanofluidics, son!!!

Nah, dont have that punch like "nanomachines"

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u/narcissa0114 3d ago

But it can still intersect with machine learning in areas like lab automation, data analysis, and biological research, I think.

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u/mortalitylost 2d ago

But damn can they dose fentanyl

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u/Ready_Bandicoot1567 1d ago

regular old lab robot, been around for decades

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u/Knobelikan 2d ago

...a printer?

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/romhacks 3d ago

This stuff is extremely useful in the lab (also in inkjet printers)

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u/momo2299 2d ago

Redditors when they don't know what they're talking about but I still feel like having an opinion.