https://pages.htgaa.org/2026a/adriana-cabrera/labs/week-03-lab-opentrons-art/index.htmlThe images show the use of Opentrons Protocol Designer to configure an automated laboratory protocol. First, the pipette is selected, including the number of channels, the instrument generation, the volume range, and the compatible tip type. Then, the labware is added, such as aluminum blocks or well plates, and each item is assigned to a specific position on the robot deck. The images also show the integration of a GEN2 Temperature Module with a 24-well aluminum block. Once the hardware is configured, the user can define liquids and create protocol steps such as transfers, mixing, or dispensing. This system allows repetitive pipetting tasks to be automated with greater precision, reproducibility, and efficiency in the laboratory.Hugoen