In addition to the source code, the software was compiled and packaged as a self-installing file for 32 and 64 bit windows operating systems. The source code and various auxiliary hardware plugins are publicly available for download from. The software was designed to be a more flexible and free open source alternative to the commercially available solution. Simple experimental protocols can be entered as a CSV scripting file, and a Python-based protocol execution model is included for more demanding conditional experimental control. Auxiliary hardware can be easily integrated and controlled through an integrated plugin interface without altering existing software. The functionality of the software includes setpoint control, data logging, and protocol execution. This work presents flexible open source freeware for the control of bioreactors of the Bioflo product family. In addition, support for third party or custom designed auxiliary hardware is often sparse or absent. However, experiments that the bioreactor hardware can support, but that were not envisioned during the software design cannot be performed without developing custom software. A variety of bioreactors are commercially available, often including sophisticated software to enhance the functionality of the bioreactor. Bioreactors are designed to support highly controlled environments for growth of tissues, cell cultures or microbial cultures.
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