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The Use of RFID in Biobanking: a Focus on Tracking and Storing Organoids

Automation David Orchard-Webb, PhD

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) automatically identifies and tracks tags attached to objects. The tags can contain various electronically stored information. The advantage of RFID over a barcode is that the tags may be embedded within the tracked object, as the...

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