Nanotechnology research and development can use QR codes to manage experimental data, track nanoparticle production, and provide access to research findings, enhancing efficiency and collaboration.
In a nanotechnology research facility, QR codes are placed on experimental equipment and sample vials. Researchers scan these codes to access detailed experimental data, track the production and modification of nanoparticles, and share findings with colleagues, facilitating better collaboration and progress in their research.