> The software looks more polished... but not caught up the industry yet.
most industry software in this area is garbage. i've seen the tecan software in operation; those folks should be embarrassed.
> Definitely catering to the DIY crowd.
i'm tempted to get one and see if we can't get it into production. the up front cost is only a bit more than an annual service contract for a tecan machine which doesn't do much more, and is less flexible.
most industry software in this area is garbage. i've seen the tecan software in operation; those folks should be embarrassed.
> Definitely catering to the DIY crowd.
i'm tempted to get one and see if we can't get it into production. the up front cost is only a bit more than an annual service contract for a tecan machine which doesn't do much more, and is less flexible.