How RFID works
The low electromagnetic field (13.56 MHz) emitted by the reader/encoder by transferring sufficient energy to the electronic tag (in function of the demand) allows the communication between the tags and the server.
The electronic tag is attached to a secondary tag. The dual technology printer allows both standard printing (front) and encoding of the electronic chip (back) in a perfectly transparent way for the operator.
The benefits of RFID in the transfusion field
- Communication in motion, without contact and without direct visibility
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Automatic reading and writing of the data, which allows amendment or updating of the information, both remotely and in real time
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Automatic processing of the data (without operator input)
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Protection by password or encryption code
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Knowledge of the “available” stocks in real time and of the status of each bag
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Total traceability in the transfusion chain, in particular in the transportation and storage flows