MIRO

electronic laboratory equipment, namely, instruments for scientific research in laboratories, namely, instruments for analyzing fluid properties using digital microfluidics or electrowetting technology, instruments for analyzing small fluid volumes; instruments for generating drops of fluids using digital microfluidics or electrowetting technology, instruments for transferring solids and liquids, including biological materials, from one location to another using digital microfluidics or electrowetting technology, and microplates, microtubes, and reservoirs for use with digital microfluidics or electrowetting technology instruments; computer software programs for operating the aforementioned digital microfluidics or electrowetting technology instrument