Physical identity for regulated workflows

Verify the item
behind the record.

A tiny chip. A permanent identifier. A direct connection between the physical item and the systems you trust.

Light-activated silicon.
Designed for identity at the item.

A tiny p-Chip on a fingertip, surrounded by laboratory, industrial, food, energy and transport applications.
A complete transponder, just half a millimeter wide—powered by light, with a permanent ID built into silicon. No battery required.

The missing connection

Your system knows
the record.
Does it know the item?

A label can be damaged, detached or copied. When its connection to the physical item becomes uncertain, the record alone cannot resolve the question.

p-Chip gives that item a fixed identifier. A reader captures it at the point of work, and the configured integration checks it against the record your process expects.

Meet the platform

Built around your workflow

Where identity matters most.

One core technology. An application-specific approach to attachment, reading and integration.

A tiny p-Chip on a fingertip next to an Avantor laboratory tube.

From collection to result

Specimens. Consumables. Confidence.

Connect the identity of a specimen container to its record through collection, processing, transfer and storage.

  • Laboratory consumables
  • Biorepositories
  • Specimen workflows
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The read, explained

Light in. Identity out.

An identity check starts with a physical event.

THE PHYSICAL → DIGITAL CONNECTIONReady to illuminate
EXAMPLE ITEM002841Waiting for a read

Light activates the chip. The reader captures its ID.
Your configured system connects it to a record.

Illustrative sequence. Reader, attachment and integration requirements vary by application.

Evidence before promises

A clear connection.
A documented foundation.

Explore the partner announcements and research behind the technology.

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PLATFORM INTEGRATION

Merck KGaA

A physical identity layer for the M-Trust cyber-physical trust platform.

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PUBLISHED RESEARCH

From the laboratory

Peer-reviewed work on tagging histopathology slides, tissue cassettes and biorepository tubes.

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A practical place to start

One checkpoint.
A measurable result.

Start where a missed or mistaken identity creates the most work. Define the conditions. Agree what success looks like. Then evaluate.

Plan an application review
  1. 01

    Define the item

    Select the object, attachment and operating conditions.

  2. 02

    Fit the workflow

    Identify the reader, registration step and system connection.

  3. 03

    Measure the result

    Evaluate read performance, exception handling and record completeness.

Let’s make it work

Start with one
critical checkpoint.

Tell us what you need to identify, what it has to withstand, and where the record needs to go.

Discuss your application