Which point of sale innovation was specifically developed for scientific laboratories in the 1990s to address chemical inventory management regulations?

Modern scientific laboratories rely heavily on specialized point of sale systems to manage equipment procurement, chemical inventory, sample tracking, and research project billing. These systems have evolved significantly over the decades, incorporating features specific to scientific research needs. This poll tests your knowledge about the development of laboratory POS technology that has revolutionized how scientific institutions manage their resources and transactions.

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ChemTrack POS System, which automatically documented hazardous material purchases and usage to comply with emerging environmental regulations
LabCash Register, which was the first touchscreen POS system adopted widely by university research departments
SciencePay, which pioneered the use of RFID tags for equipment checkout in commercial laboratories
ResearchRegister, which first introduced grant fund allocation tracking within a laboratory purchasing system