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[[Image:Igem-robot.png|thumb|The iGEM Robot]]
 
[[Image:Igem-robot.png|thumb|The iGEM Robot]]
  
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The iGEM robot it an [http://www.epmotion.com/ EpMotion 5075]], manufactured by Eppendorf.  It's name is "Roy Batty".  The robot's incept date was nn/nn/05, meaning it will be a few years before Deckard comes to retire it.
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The iGEM robot is an [http://www.eppendorf.com/epmotion/start.php?nav=53&lang=0 epMotion5075], manufactured by Eppendorf.
  
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The robot is operated by [http://parts2.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/User:Meaganl Meagan Lizarazo].  She has optimized protocols for doing BioBrick assemblies without the need for gel purification, a process known as 3A assembly.
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The robot is operated by [http://parts2.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/User:Meaganl Meagan Lizarazo].  She has optimized protocols for doing BioBrick™ assemblies without the need for gel purification, a process known as 3A assembly, on the robot.
  
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As of June, 2006, assemblies on the robot are working, but final testing continues.  More information will be sent to teams if this status changes.
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As with [[Assembly:Standard_assembly|standard assembly]], the robot can utilize [[Assembly:Rolling assembly|rolling assembly]] error correction.
  
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A listing of Robot control files can be found [[Assembly:Robotic_Assembly:Files|here]].
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'''Note: ''' As of Spring 2007, assemblies on the robot are working, but final testing continues.  More information will be sent to teams as soon as this status changes.
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[[Image:obot1.jpg|300px]]
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<small>(A listing of Robot control files can be found [[Assembly:Robotic_Assembly:Files|here]].)</small>

Latest revision as of 14:05, 26 May 2007

The iGEM Robot

The iGEM robot is an [http://www.eppendorf.com/epmotion/start.php?nav=53&lang=0 epMotion5075], manufactured by Eppendorf.

The robot is operated by [http://parts2.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/User:Meaganl Meagan Lizarazo]. She has optimized protocols for doing BioBrick™ assemblies without the need for gel purification, a process known as 3A assembly, on the robot.

As with standard assembly, the robot can utilize rolling assembly error correction.


Note: As of Spring 2007, assemblies on the robot are working, but final testing continues. More information will be sent to teams as soon as this status changes.


Obot1.jpg


(A listing of Robot control files can be found here.)