As of 13.1.2022 this is still a work in progress. While this project is already online (to be able to work on by the developers), the project is not yet launched, thus in ALPHA Status.
OLE is an integral approach to combine Hard- & Software in a standardized, open-source environment. It is a middleware concept that aims at automating laboratory equipment, while not being limited to specific hardware or ecosystems. The main intention behind automation is collecting standardized data, which then is directly transferred into a connected database, already including a meta-data structure. This way, data stays long-time available, can be reused, compared or can be reevaluated using new approaches (ie. New methods, algorithms or AI)
On this page, you will find:
- Code to setup your own OLE
- Suggestions for Hardware
- Community Examples
- A Wiki with additional information.
OLE aims to offer high hardware-compatibility. It is desired to benefit from the community based open-source guiding principle, rather than making the idea incompatible and proprietary. Therefore, the complete source code, tutorials, build instructions and multimedia-data is published here. This project hopes to spark discussions, engagement and ideas for improvement within the community.
Read the Code of Conduct and feel free to participate. This project is published under GPL-3.0 License.
If you have any questions or want to reach out to a maintainer, just ping @ad0409.
- setup connection between UP2 and Ulti
- code some schedules for the Ulti
- added method to adjust led light brightness level
- implement sensor and data logging
- set up user input syntax: movement time
- abstract temperatures from printer feedback
- logg printer data into .csv file
- add license
- add code of conduct
- set up wiki
- create OLE logo
- Landing page überarbeiten
OLE was proposed by P. Mattern [Diabetes Competence Centre Karlsburg (KDK), Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology (INP)] in June 2021 and was first presented to the public at the “11th Workshop of Chemical and Biological Micro Laboratory Technology” in March 2022 in Elgersburg, Germany. A first working demonstrator was designed by A. Falke [EUREGIO BioMedtech Center, Fachhochschule Münster] during his Bachelor thesis in 2021 at KDK.
All icons used in this repository are taken from www.flaticon.com