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Lattice — Laboratory sample traceability concept
A biotechnology-lab concept connecting sample identity, custody events, processing stages and quality-control review. Independent concept study by Revolvo Tech.
Independent product concept · Illustrative data
Follow the sample through each handoff.
Designed for: Laboratory operations and research teams. Format: Sample-tracking workspace.
The problem
A sample can pass through several people and processing states. The team needs to preserve its identity and storage context while understanding a QC hold or pending handoff.
The direction
Lattice connects a sample worklist with a four-stage traceability strip and a custody-log summary for the current record.
Inside the product
Identify the sample
The worklist preserves the sample reference and assay context alongside its current state.
Review the custody chain
Received, verified, QC review and handoff-pending stages distinguish completed and outstanding work.
Approve the handoff
Origin, storage and custody events remain connected to the selected sample before approval.
Design decisions
Make handoffs legible
Equal stage cells separate completed checks, the current QC review and the pending handoff.
Separate sample and setting
Lab imagery provides context; coded records and stage markers explain the operational task.
What we would validate next
Define sample identifiers, instrument and LIMS integration, custody-event ownership and the laboratory’s QC and release rules before development.
This is an independent design exploration. The screens use illustrative brands and records; they describe a proposed experience.
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