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+title: OpenDrop @realraum
+date: 2017-04-27T19:59:39+00:00
+author: xro
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+ <img class=" size-medium wp-image-853 alignleft" src="http://wp.realraum.at/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DSC_6278.JPG-300x230.jpg" alt="dsc_6278-jpg" width="300" height="230" />Last Monday, Rüdiger Trojok made a short stop at realraum on his way through Graz and gave a live Demo of **OpenDrop**, a cool BioHacking Hardware project of his that he has spent more than the last two years working on.
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+[**Opendrop**](http://www.gaudi.ch/OpenDrop/), moves tiny drops of fluid (preferably water based) across a surface by way of electrostatic force manipulation.
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+It can arbitrarily mix or split drops of various chemicals or from various samples. Making it the ultimate microfluidic chemistry or molecular biology lab.
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+Or one can just use it to &#8230; you know &#8230; play pacman with colored drops of water.
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+Whatever the usecase, watching the tiny droplets zoom across the foliated surface, moved by an invisible force is quite awesome to watch. Science seldom looks so cool!
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