Especially for containers with a complex shape, it would be easiest to use a look-up table (of course, you can also have the table generated automatically by repeatedly aspirating a certain volume, measuring the height using cLLD, etc., but bear in mind that deviations will then add up, such as overaspiration, which will lead to a shift in the calibration curve).
Hi @EricSindelar_Hamilton, I was wondering if anyone has developed something similar using the step return to get liquid level height and convert that to volume for tilted vials when measuring the height on the side of the vial that has more volume
I am not aware of a function to calculate the volume in a tilted well. My recommendation would be to create a lookup table in an external file or build array of heights that correlate to volumes. In the method, you return the height, check the lookup table, and return the volume.
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