Opentrons Remote Custom Protocol Development

Remote Protocol Development

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About the product

By purchasing Remote Custom Protocol Development, you get the following benefits for your Opentrons® system:

- Fully Optimized Protocol for Use on Your Opentrons® System
- Personalized Instructions for Deck Configuration, Labware Placement & Reagent Setup
- Expert Assistance from Field Applications Scientist, Including Validation for Errors
- 2 Week Turnaround Time *
- Option for Customized Landing Page in the Opentrons Protocol Library

* Once you've placed your order for a remote protocol, your Field Application Scientist will arrange a call to discuss the details of your workflow. The protocol will be delivered within two weeks of that call.

To determine the Remote Protocol Development option that would work best for your protocol, please reference the following guidelines:

Complexity	Price	Description
Complex Workflows	$2,250	Typically require complex API command handling for high-level robot control and a longer time for protocol optimizations. Example applications are NGS, nucleic acid purification, nucleic acid extraction, protein expression, purification, etc. (If the assay requires the magnetic module, please use this option).
Moderately Complex Workflows	$1,750	Typically require API command handling but moderate optimizations. Example applications might include ELISA, protein crystallization, Bradford Assays or BCA assays, transfection or transformation assays, drug discovery, MALDI spotting, microarray prep, flow cytometry, complex serial dilutions, workflows with multiple variables, or workflows with highly unique plate maps.
Simple Workflows	$1,250	Typically require basic API functions and requires little development time and minimal optimizations. Example applications might include PCR setup, sample aliquoting, normalizations, cherry-picking, CSV file handling, media exchange, and mass spec sample preparation.
Amendments	$750	Amendments to existing protocols in the Protocol Library.