Storage devices for RFID-tracked biological and other samples
AssigneeBioTillion, LLC
InventorHananel Davidowitz
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AssigneeBioTillion, LLC
InventorHananel Davidowitz
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A storage system for storing samples, such as frozen biological samples in RFID-tagged vials. The storage system has (i) a storage device having a device antenna and (ii) a plurality of storage components adapted to be stored within the storage device, each storage component having a component circuit. Each storage component is configured to store one or more samples. The storage device is configured to (i) transmit electrical power and downlink data signals wirelessly to each storage component via the device antenna and the corresponding component circuit and to (ii) receive uplink data signals from each storage component wirelessly via the corresponding component circuit and the device antenna such that a control system located outside of the dewar can identify any specified storage component stored within the storage device.
A storage system for storing samples, the storage system comprising:
A dewar for a storage system further comprising a plurality of canisters adapted to be stored within the dewar, each canister comprising a canister circuit and at least one RFID antenna, wherein the dewar comprises a dewar antenna and a dewar circuit, wherein:
A canister for a storage system further comprising a dewar, wherein the canister comprises at least one RFID antenna and a canister circuit, wherein:
A storage system for storing samples, the storage system comprising:
A dewar for a storage system further comprising a plurality of racks adapted to be stored within the dewar, each rack comprising a rack circuit hard-wired to corresponding rack electronics, wherein the dewar comprises a dewar antenna and a dewar circuit, wherein:
A rack for a storage system further comprising a dewar, wherein the rack comprises a rack circuit hard-wired to rack electronics, wherein:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.