The SicoLares Higia system provides multiple advantages, such as the control of garments in emergencies, theft prevention, automatic textile classification, traceability control of each garment and its useful life, verification of the hygienic circuit, selection by route of sanitary textiles, and remote management and control of all stock.
According to Javier Hormías Aparicio, Director of Professional Services at Fujitsu, “Managing linen and laundry in hospitals has always been a significant challenge for healthcare managers, who until now have tracked their stock by weight. Now, thanks to this intelligent system, each garment can be uniquely identified with detailed information and complete traceability. This allows hospitals to make informed decisions and fully manage their textiles. At this conference, we are presenting new tag technology that is 100% non-magnetic, making it the only tag on the market suitable for MRI environments.”.
Ultra-resistant and with a unique design, Fujitsu's solution facilitates the reading of more than 500 garments, or a large selection of wardrobes and mass-reading tunnels, in seconds without errors.”.
Solution components
1.- New UHF RFID tags made with new materials and an exclusive antenna design that allows reaching 60 bar extraction pressure, while increasing the reading range by up to 70% compared to previous models.
2. Error-free mass reading tunnel, allows reading more than 500 garments in "cart to cart" and "non-stop" mode, both clean and dirty clothes, in just 7 seconds.
3. Mass reading cabinet for small spaces with a reading capacity of up to 400 garments and a maximum reading time of 25 seconds without the need for a network connection.
4.- The mini-hopper backer, an ultra-compact solution for small spaces similar to a standard waste bin, which controls stock in real time.
5.- Clothing receiving hopper, which works using clothing carts allowing the use of the center's equipment with two doors (one front and one rear).
6. Talos Dispensing Cabinet. Facilitates the management of up to 900 garments in a space of 0.86 m². An intelligent system for managing medical supplies and equipment that identifies cabinet users through vein scanning, fingerprinting, or chip scanning. It includes a touchscreen for ease of use.
7. Yunitari Unitary Dispenser Cabinet, for delivering clean laundry one item at a time. It allows for voice-guided operation and incorporates a touchless delivery system in an ultra-compact design.
