RFID Handheld Inventory Device

Product Definition:
The RFID Handheld Inventory Device is the core mobile terminal of the Intelligent Medical Fabric Management System, designed for high-efficiency inventory and handover of linens in scenarios like hospitals and laundries. Utilizing advanced RFID technology, it achieves precise tracking of the fabric lifecycle, serving as a key tool for advancing medical material management towards digitalization and paperless operations.

Core Advantages:
Ultimate Efficiency and Accuracy in Inventory: Equipped with a proprietary, high-precision algorithm, its inventory speed far surpasses manual methods, achieving an accuracy rate of over 99%. It supports bulk scanning without unpacking, greatly optimizing the handover process between wards and laundries and significantly saving labor costs.
Industrial-Grade Design & All-Day Battery Life: Features a 5-inch HD touchscreen and 2G+16G large-capacity storage for smooth operation and ample data. With an IP65 rating for water and dust resistance and a 1.5-meter drop protection standard, it withstands complex hospital environments. A 250-hour standby time meets the demands of high-intensity shifts.
Seamless Data Synchronization & System Integration: Supports 4G/WiFi connectivity for real-time data uploads to the management platform. Its microservices architecture and built-in OPEN API allow seamless integration with any hospital information system, including HIS and EMR. It continues to operate offline, with data automatically syncing once the network is restored, ensuring no data is ever lost.
Ensuring Safety & Enhancing Management Value: The non-contact inventory process effectively eliminates the risk of cross-infection during fabric transfer. By accurately tracking lost items and optimizing inventory, it reduces loss and procurement costs. Multi-dimensional data reports provide a scientific basis for management decisions, comprehensively improving hospital operational efficiency and brand image.

Application Scenarios:
Widely used for linen counting and handover between hospital departments and laundries, bulk inventory checks, rapid location of lost fabrics, and in/outbound management during the washing process. It is an essential tool for achieving closed-loop management of the entire medical fabric lifecycle.