To fit the scripting preferences of the Haverford operators, the original Arduino Uno was replaced with a Raspberry Pico running MicroPython. The Pico controls the humidity fan, and the two chamber circulation fans. All fans are 140 mm, powered by a 12-volt line and mounted to the aluminum frame with 3D-printed mounts. Data acquisition scripts were written in Python on the data-logging computer to compile data from the Solo 4824 Temperature Controller, the Si7021 Temperature/Humidity sensor, and the ThorLabs CS165CU Camera and save them to a specified experiment file.