Which product design innovation in the 1990s dramatically increased accessibility to scientific data collection for non-specialists?

Product design in the scientific industry has undergone remarkable transformations over the decades, balancing functionality with user experience. From laboratory equipment to consumer health devices, scientific product design requires rigorous testing and adherence to strict standards while still creating intuitive interfaces. This poll tests your knowledge of a significant milestone in scientific product design history that revolutionized accessibility.

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• The introduction of the first consumer-grade digital pH meters with automatic calibration
• The development of handheld DNA sequencers with cloud connectivity
• The Vernier LabPro interface that connected scientific sensors directly to personal computers
• The creation of the first sub-$100 digital microscopes for home and educational use

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