The San Diego medical facility is now using MEPS’ Virtual Logbook, in conjunction with the company’s Intelliguard Kit and Tray Management System, to enable personnel to more quickly find RFID-tagged medications when they’re needed elsewhere, or if any are recalled or nearing their expiration dates.
The startup, which uses a network of sensors and adjustable vents to control room-level temperature, has just received a large investment from Emerson’s Climate Technologies business arm.
It’s driving me crazy that RFID vendors don’t understand how to find companies that are looking for their products.
The idea is to integrate a passive RFID tag with a liquid-filled vial, so that if frozen, the vial would expand, damaging the antenna enough that the tag would no longer be readable.
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