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Human errors in clinical and research laboratories constitute a substantial source of lost productivity. Here we present a novel method for reducing human errors in pipetting by providing real time feedback to the laboratory worker. The system uses light emitting diodes to indicate wells that have been accessed for pipetting using a system that is based on Faraday’s principle of electromagnetic induction.This system has the potential to substantially reduce the number of errors made in the course of performing laboratory experiments. Key words: Human error, pipette, magnet.
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