Installed the library and robot-method.py is now executing. Thanks!
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Hello! This is very cool, appreciate all the work done here.
Had a quick question, can this replace the Hamilton scheduler as well? I have several workflow files (.wfl) scheduling methods and was curious if this could be handled in PyHamilton.
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Yeah, I’ve been working on a scheduling application for my own lab using PyHamilton. I’ll open source it once we’re ready for publication, might be a couple months from now. I honestly think its better than any scheduler that currently exists, at least for what I need.
Scheduling is a pretty broad topic and it really depends on what you need. In general, the logic of scheduling is pretty simple. If you have any specific design questions I’d be happy to help or give some advice.
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Hi all. Any tips for writing PyHamilton methods on a machine using washable needles and a CR wash station?
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I’m not that familiar with those. It depends on what Venus commands you need and what we already have exposed in PyHamilton. I think washable needles are picked up and used with the same commands as disposable pipettes. I would just try to pick them up as you would normally.
As far as the CR wash station I don’t think we have that integrated. You can follow the guide for integrating Hamilton devices into PyHamilton for help with that (it’s in this thread).