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Revision as of 10:04, 23 October 2017
Fluid Transfer
It was at Amont à Aussoi that we had met that night to sleep by the fireside. Credits: Estelle Vincent
As the kit performs a biological analysis, at some point, fluid transfer will be needed to move a specific reagent to another compartment. That is why we designed a system that delivers a precise quantity of reagents at a given time. While observing syringe pumps in a lab specialised in microfluidics, we had an idea: recreating the principle used in these syringe pumps, in a 3D printed structure, controlled by an Arduino Card. Reaching the same accuracy than the existing devices is essential even though it might be challenging.
Building the 3D structure
Control the step motor
