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Box Scanner Integration
Introduction
Starting with version 10.3, OpenSpecimen can be integrated with box scanners to support the following features:
Associating barcodes with OpenSpecimen
Managing specimens within a box (e.g., creating boxes, moving specimens, etc.)
Supported Box Scanners
Azenta DP5 – DP5 is the software used by various Azenta box scanner models. Any scanner running DP5 can be integrated with OpenSpecimen.
FluidX Scanners (iRest) – Any FluidX scanner using iRest software can be integrated, including models like Perception and Impression.
Additional Compatibility:
OpenSpecimen can theoretically integrate with any box scanner that provides API-based output (additional costs may apply). If you are purchasing a new box scanner, we recommend ensuring its software supports API integration.
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Benefits
Save time (improve productivity): By scanning the whole box at once (instead of one tube at a time), you can greatly improve the productivity of end users.
Reduce data entry errors
Easier to manage boxes: The “rescan” feature allows to rearrange tubes in boxes in one-go when specimens are moved out or in a box.
Features
<Rohan: TBD>
Configurations
Box scanners are configured in the system-level JSON (Settings →Biospecimen→ System Workflow). Users can define a separate section viz. “box-scanners” and create multiple scanners for each combination of scanner, scanner profile, box types.
Workflow
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