Which naming strategy was used for the groundbreaking 'Falcon' series of laboratory centrifuges that revolutionized the market in 2015?

In the competitive world of science and technology retail, product naming is crucial for market success. Major science brands use sophisticated naming conventions that balance technical accuracy with consumer appeal. This poll tests your knowledge of how scientific product naming has evolved in the retail space, and how certain naming conventions have contributed to breakthrough product success in the scientific equipment and consumer science markets.

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Biomimicry naming - inspired by the peregrine falcon's rapid spinning motion during its hunting dive
Numeric-alpha hybrid - the original model was labeled F-A1C0N (Fast Acceleration 1st-gen Centrifugal Operational Node)
Founder tribute - named after Dr. Helena Falcon who pioneered the underlying separation technology
Retronym branding - repurposing the name of the company's discontinued 1980s microscope line