| PharmaSeq, Inc has developed the first light-activated microtransponder, also known as a “p-Chip”, that is used in a variety of life science and RFID applications. A microtransponder is a 500-micron-size silicon chip that, when illuminated by light, emits a radio frequency signal carrying its ID number. The number allows the identification of the chip and the product to which it is attached, or the identification of the biomolecules deposited on. PharmaSeq's versatile platform has led to two major applications:
PharmaSeq has a number of patents and patents pending related to microtransponder technology. PharmaSeq is privately held and based near Princeton, NJ. |
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