How purist should our taxonomy of compilers be? “Is it really a compiler, though?” We certainly aren’t the first in...Read More
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Tetsuwan’s researchOS is built on top of its proprietary compiler & domain-specific languages (DSLs), leveraging AI to turn natural-language experiments into machine-ready code. It is the bridge between the lab bench and the robot, allowing researchers to easily interface with lab automation in their own labs, or in the cloud. It is also the first step in Tetsuwan’s pursuit of building a general-purpose cloud laboratory.
The lab automation field has long faced a shortage of accessible, centralized educational resources. Tetsuwan’s LabAutoWiki is a communal digital encyclopedia designed to address this gap. Whether you are a newcomer to automation seeking to learn introductory concepts, or a seasoned automation engineer looking to deepen expertise in specialized areas, LabAutoWiki offers a practical reference built by and for the community. Visit labautowiki.org to explore, learn, and add your expertise to the growing knowledge base.
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