stackyFACTSInstead of forcing scientists to manually pipette toxic chemicals in a basement, Emerald Cloud Lab turned biological research into a remote API.
Instead of forcing scientists to manually pipette toxic chemicals in a basement, Emerald Cloud Lab turned biological research into a remote API. They automated a massive warehouse of microfluidic lab equipment, centrifuges, and robotic arms. Researchers can literally sit at a coffee shop in Paris, code an experiment on their laptop, and watch an array of automated microfluidic chips in California physically mix the liquid DNA for them.
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