LOW-POWER ELECTRONIC PIPETTE

The present invention provides a low-power electronic pipette, which comprises a charging management module, a control module, a motor driving module, a display module, a communication module, a sensing module, and a battery module. The charging management module, the communication module, and the sensing module each are in two-way communication with the control module; the display module and the motor driving module each are in one-way communication with the control module; and the battery module is configured to supply energy to the low-power electronic pipette. When the sensing module acquires a signal and determines that the low-power electronic pipette has not been operated for a specific period and is not in a charging state, the low-power electronic pipette enters a low-power mode. The control module turns off the charging management module, the motor driving module, the display module, and the communication module, and the control module enters a sleep state.