Wet dockPreservationPassive rack
Preservation process / development architecture
Six stages / select any stage to inspect

Process.

The picker docks a carrier. Electrolyte enters the electrode channels for active processing.

01

Prepare for dormancy

Formed channels distribute electrolyte during processing and assist gravity drainage afterward. An optional rinse and a dewetting step are intended to reduce residual reactive liquid before storage. A completely dry state is not claimed.

02

A subtle vibration. A meaningful task.

Acoustic coupling is being explored to help release pinned droplets. The sequence illustrates that mechanism; it does not specify a validated frequency, amplitude or preservation endpoint.

03

A timer is not a preservation endpoint

Measurement is. The station must establish a reproducible preserved condition—residual liquid, humidity, mass, conductivity—before returning a carrier to the rack. Whether preservation materially improves 90- and 180-day retention is a core research question.

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01 / Development document

Preliminary Safety & Hazard Framework

Development-stage hazards and validation priorities.

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