Information transmission method, liquid handling equipment and system
A liquid processing and information transmission technology, applied in the field of information transmission of liquid processing equipment
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[0072] In this example, a handheld electronic pipette 1 displays a QR code 3 on its display 2 when the pipette is connected to the charging base. The QR code includes a link to the pipette manufacturer's web page (such as www.sartorius.com). The mobile phone's camera is used to read the QR code. After reading the code, the mobile phone browser opens and displays the web page. figure 1 An implementation of this example is shown. figure 1 Screenshot 4 is shown taken while reading the code through the mobile phone camera application.
example 2
[0074] In this example, during service and maintenance of a pipette, a technician triggers the display of a QR code on the pipette display after executing a diagnostic software or tool in the pipette. The QR code contains the diagnosis result. The code is read by the camera of a handheld or portable smart device used by the technician, and the results are displayed to the technician on the device's display.
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[0076] The invention can be used in the context of multiple pipettes and an external control system communicating with and monitoring them during pipette manufacturing. The control system can send commands to each pipette at a specific manufacturing stage in order to trigger the display of a QR code on each pipette's display. This code may contain information derived from the state of the corresponding pipette. For example, the code can contain information about eventual errors or anomalies that occurred during previous manufacturing and assembly steps.
[0077] The codes displayed on the pipette display can be read simultaneously or sequentially by the machine vision system. Any combination of these codes can be read. Such a system can be placed in front of a bank of pipettes so that all required codes can be read simultaneously. The machine vision system sends the information contained in the code to an external control system for further evaluation and processing.
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