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RFID Technology In The Pharmaceutical Supply Cold Chain

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  • RFID Technology In The Pharmaceutical Supply Cold Chain
RFID Technology In The Pharmaceutical Supply Cold Chain

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KEY FEATURE OF RFID Supply Cold Chain

  • Seamless temperature tracking till end user.

  • Real-time temperature capture of automated data collection.

  • UHF RFID communication removes the need for drivers to configure and install USB loggers.

  • On arrival at the destination, the driver downloads the data without needing to connect the data loggers to a PC.

  • In case of unsafe temperatures, the driver and receiver have the info they need to take action and help protect the medicines.


IMPLEMENTATION & VALUE POINT of RFID Supply Cold Chain

  • Temperature-controlled supply chains for pharma, also known as “cold chains”, rely on an uninterrupted environment of low temperatures within a certain range. Unfortunately, systems for monitoring transport temperatures are often inadequate or even non-existent. It is therefore difficult to determine whether temperatures have deviated from the safe range during transport, and if so, to establish when and where the deviation took place.

  • An RFID temperature tag is an intelligent label that combines RFID technology with temperature sensors. These smart tags, equipped with integrated temperature sensors, can swiftly capture and log ambient temperature data when within the detection range of an RFID reader.

  • The small form factor and low cost of passive RFID temperature tags open a wide range of pharmaceutical. Notably, passive temperature sensors reduce the cost of telemetry – deploying many sensors for real-time temperature mapping across assets and within a facility.

  • RFID temperature tags can live in trucks, refrigerators or thermal bags, supporting long term monitoring of food and medicine. The combination of geolocation and temperature data is especially powerful in alerting for variances and proving that routes and allowed temperatures were observed.