Tetsuwan 构建浏览器端云端生物实验室

This is so cool. Tetsuwan is building a browser-based cloud biology lab.

Because, AI can now generate hypotheses faster than wet labs can test them

• So with Tetsuwan, the researcher uploads or describes a protocol, adds variables like samples, volumes, concentrations, treatments, and instrument settings, and ResearchOS turns that into an editable experiment specification.
• That specification is then compiled into a robot-executable automation script; Tetsuwan also says its PDL and VDL languages capture the procedure and variable context, while Ariadne turns the finalized syntax into robot instructions.
• Before the run, the user can review and simulate the protocol, then the cloud lab executes it without the researcher physically entering the lab.

Software became powerful because instructions could be copied, inspected, rerun, and improved without depending on the hand of the person executing them.

Wet-lab biology has never fully had that luxury, but now things are changing.