Medical Device and Pharmaceutical Suppliers

To enhance patient safety, improve care quality, and streamline operations, the medical device industry is moving toward the standardization of RFID technology. In particular, significant attention has been given to the policy announced in May 2019 by the American Medical Devices and Diagnostics Manufacturers’ Association (AMDD), which recommends adopting the GS1-recommended format as the standard. This initiative reduces on-site workload while simultaneously enhancing traceability.

By applying UHF RFID or PJM RFID labels to medical devices and performing fast, high-precision batch processing, facilities can optimize inventory levels and turnover rates.

Attach RFID labels to PCs and other equipment and tools. Using RFID enables batch reading, reducing the time required for processes such as inventory, checkout, and return to the warehouse to as little as one-twentieth of the original time. The strength and angle of the radio signal can also be analyzed to quickly locate a specific item among many in a warehouse or locker. This enables highly efficient asset management without the need to modify core systems.

Positioning technology provides data on the location and movement of people and objects at manufacturing sites. This data is useful for recording the start and completion of work, analyzing current conditions, and optimizing equipment and staffing. It can also be used to solve a variety of onsite issues, such as detecting workers entering hazardous areas or falling, searching for raw materials or intermediate products, etc.