Due to the very similar control and layer setup of electrowetting and electroluminescence the OpenDrop digital  microfluidics platform can also be used to drive More...

opentrons meets OpenDrop with Chiu Chau, Co-Founder and CTO The new OpenDrop V3 platform was presented at GOSH, Gathering for Open Science Hardware More...

In June we had a nice gathering of the Digital Biology Community in Luceren, Switzerland. We were working on a Bio-Server with an More...

The OpenDrop Version 3 has 4 new liquid reservoirs to supply liquids onto the electrode array. First tests show they work while still More...

Lucas Zeer, Software Developer and Nanotechnology Engineer, working at SciBots, is experimenting with Digital Magnetofluidics Devices.  He built a first prototype of a More...

The OpenDrop device is developed as open source science hardware. All the source files to build and use it, plans, schematics, board designs More...

The Molecular Information Systems Lab (MISL) at the University of Washington built this nice, purple derivate of an OpenDrop. The team uses it More...

Udayan Umapathi, researcher working at MIT Media Lab, presented his vision on “Programmable Droplets” in a TEDx talk. In the talk he shows More...

The OpenDrop device has four electrodes that can be heated to potentially control the temperature of the liquid drop. On the bottom side More...

Alessandro Volpato, Biologist and inventor from Berlin, developed a process to etch ITO coated foil into completely transparent digital microfluidic devices. By applying More...