The solution for healthcare industry

Hospitals are often concerned that the management of medical devices with barcode requires too much time of hospital staffs, sacrifycing valuable time that should be spent for the treatment of the patients.

RFID technology offers simple and efficient system that can manage the equipments, patients, staffs, and medications. It brings doctors to concentrate more on the prevention of medical erros and further improvement of patient care.

Recommended RFID tags
How to attach
How to read
Applications

Recommended RFID tags

Micro tag
Micro tag is suitable for embedding inside products. (size: 1.25x1.25x0.55mm) Able to be read in close proximity (< 10mm).
- UHF band RFID For small product management
- HF band RFID For small product management
Inlay

Inlay is a label type tag suitable for price tags and packages. Able to be read in long distance (5-6m).
On-metal tag
Able to be read attached on metal.
- UHF band RFID For metal product management

How to attach

Embedding into medical devices

Micro tags can be embedded into medical devices.
Attaching onto medical devices/equipment

Small on-metal tags can be attached onto medical devices/equipments such as surgical tools.
Atacching on package

Inlay can be pasted on package of consumable items.

How to read

Pocket reader

A small sized reader that can read micro tags
Hand-held reader

Able to effectively and quickly scan data
Fixed reader

Able to read a massive amount of tags at once, improving the efficiency of logistics

Applications

- Surgical tool tracking
  
  Attaching on surgical tools. This prevents the loss of surgical tools and keeps record of the number of the use.
  - Case Study: Surgical tool tracking with RFID
- Verification of medical devices
  
  Making sure the right device and right medication is used for the right patient in order to prevent miss-medication.
  - Case Study: Authentification of medical cartridge with RFID
  - Case Study: Authentification of medical device with RFID
- Identification of test tube
  
  Identification of individual object such as blood sample. Unlike barcode, RFID tag can be read with dew condensation in low temperature.
- Logistics traceability
  
  Managing the logistics traceability on equipment and devices by reading at each point of factories, logistics centers, and hospitals.