Lab402+ Documentation
Complete guide to using the Lab402+ protocol for autonomous laboratory access and compute resources with HTTP 402 micropayments on Solana.
Introduction
Lab402+ is a decentralized protocol enabling programmatic access to laboratory instruments and compute resources through HTTP 402 micropayments. The protocol combines instrument usage, computational power, and AI interpretation into a unified payment workflow on the Solana blockchain.
🔬 6 Instruments
High-precision laboratory instruments with tiered access control
🤖 7 AI Models
Specialized models for automated result interpretation
🌐 5 Lab Network
Global network of certified research laboratories
⚡ HTTP 402
Instant micropayments via Solana blockchain
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Installation
Install the Lab402+ SDK using your preferred package manager:
NPM
npm install @lab402/sdk
Yarn
yarn add @lab402/sdk
Node.js 18+ and a Solana wallet with SOL for transaction fees.
Quick Start
Get started with Lab402+ in just a few lines of code:
const { Lab402 } = require('@lab402/sdk'); // Initialize client const lab = new Lab402({ network: 'mainnet', wallet: yourKeypair }); // Request analysis const result = await lab.analyze({ instrument: 'dna-sequencer', sample: sampleData, aiModel: 'genomics-llm-70b', computeTier: 'performance' }); console.log(result.analysisId); // 0x7f3a...
HTTP 402 Protocol
The HTTP 402 Payment Required status code creates a unified micropayment workflow. When you submit an analysis request, the server returns a 402 response with a Solana payment invoice containing:
| Component | Description | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Instrument Usage | Cost of laboratory instrument access | $10 – $80 |
| Compute Resources | GPU time, storage, and network bandwidth | $0.004 – $0.032/ms |
| AI Interpretation | Specialized model for result analysis | $0.50 – $5.00 |
Once payment is confirmed on the Solana blockchain, the lab begins processing your sample with real-time status updates via WebSocket events.
Laboratory Instruments
Lab402+ provides access to 6 high-precision laboratory instruments with tiered clearance levels:
| Instrument | Clearance | Price | Specifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| DNA Sequencer | Level 2 | $50.00 | Illumina NovaSeq, 150bp Paired-End |
| Mass Spectrometry | Level 2 | $40.00 | MALDI-TOF, High Resolution |
| NMR Spectroscopy | Level 2 | $60.00 | 600 MHz, Cryoprobe |
| X-ray Diffraction | Level 3 | $80.00 | Single Crystal, Powder XRD |
| Spectroscopy | Level 1 | $10.00 | UV-Vis-NIR, 0.2nm Resolution |
| Microscopy | Level 1 | $15.00 | Confocal, Live Cell Imaging |
AI Models
Choose from 7 specialized AI models for automated interpretation of your results:
| Model | Accuracy | Price | Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bio-GPT 7B | 94.5% | $0.50 | Routine biological analysis |
| Genomics-LLM 70B | 97.8% | $3.50 | Complex genomics interpretation |
| Medical-Vision v4 | 97.2% | $1.50 | Medical imaging analysis |
| Drug-Discovery AI | 95.5% | $5.00 | Pharmaceutical R&D |
| Chem-BERT Base | 96.2% | $0.75 | Chemistry analysis |
| Protein-Fold v3 | 98.1% | $2.00 | Structural biology |
| Pathology-AI Pro | 96.8% | $2.50 | Digital pathology |
Compute Tiers
Select the appropriate compute tier based on your performance requirements:
- AI: $10/request
- Storage: $0.01/GB
- Best for routine tasks
- AI: $20/request
- Storage: $0.02/GB
- Priority queue
- AI: $40/request
- Storage: $0.04/GB
- Dedicated resources
Example: Basic Analysis
Complete example showing how to submit and monitor an analysis request:
const { Lab402 } = require('@lab402/sdk'); const { Keypair } = require('@solana/web3.js'); async function runAnalysis() { // Load wallet keypair const keypair = Keypair.fromSecretKey( Buffer.from(process.env.WALLET_SECRET, 'base64') ); // Initialize Lab402 client const lab = new Lab402({ network: 'mainnet', wallet: keypair }); // Submit analysis request const result = await lab.analyze({ instrument: 'spectroscopy', sample: { type: 'protein', data: sampleData }, aiModel: 'bio-gpt-7b', computeTier: 'standard' }); console.log('Analysis ID:', result.analysisId); console.log('Payment TX:', result.paymentTx); console.log('Status:', result.status); } runAnalysis().catch(console.error);
Example: Batch Processing
Process multiple samples with volume discounts (up to 30% off):
const batch = await lab.batch({ samples: [sample1, sample2, sample3], instrument: 'mass-spectrometry', aiModel: 'chem-bert-base', options: { parallel: true, onProgress: (completed, total) => { console.log(`Progress: ${completed}/${total}`); } } }); console.log('Batch ID:', batch.batchId); console.log('Discount:', batch.discount);
Maximum 100 samples per batch. Larger datasets should be split across multiple batch requests.