Single-use technologies are increasingly being used in the biotech industry due to lower costs, lower risk of cross-contamination, flexibility, and convenience. A single-use bioreactor uses disposable bags instead of a culture vessel to carry out the bioprocess. Using disposable bags, instead of reusable bioreactors, can help reduce the setup time and the time between production cycles. It also reduces sterilization demands for vessel reuse, leading to significant cost savings. In addition to single-use bags, single-use sensors are also employed for efficient and low-cost bioprocessing. Single-use applications are especially suitable for the production of biopharmaceutical products.