The second Maya cell has entered its first reproducibility trial. Reproducibility is the test that matters for a lab automation system: the same run, twice, should give the same answer — and the system should be able to show you why if it does not.
The trial runs the cell against a fixed protocol and measures the spread across repeats, holding everything but the machine constant. It is a quiet test, run over days, and it tells us whether the cell is a tool or a variable.
Results land in the project record alongside the raw sensor stream, so a researcher can trace any drift back to a specific run, a specific actuator, a specific cycle. That trail — run to record to raw data — is the part we are building this to deliver.
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