24-hour unmanned pharmacies
Smart medicine dispensing
Smart diagnosis guidance
Automatic inventory-taking
Lachesis’s 24-hour unmanned pharmacies feature a number of core patented technologies and contactless self-service, reducing cross-infection between patients and pharmacists in the process of fetching medicines. This contributes to higher efficiency, fewer errors and more pharmacist resources, upgrades the overall intelligent management efficiency of hospitals, and adds another safety barrier for the prevention and control work of hospitals.
Contactless self-service medicine fetching and smart diagnosis guidance have improved patients’ experience of seeking medical advice and solved the scheduling problem of pharmacists.
The technology of mixed dispensing of injections and boxed tablets is supported by independent intellectual property rights. The types of medicines can be accurately identified and flexibly switched. It supports boxed tablets, injections, hospital preparations and unpacked bulk medicines and ensures accurate prescription dispensing and drug dispensing.
Dual cameras record the process of fetching medicines and upload it to the hospital server. The whole process can be traced.
Pharmacists can set the cycle and time of taking medicine inventory, manage the expiry dates of medicines, and set the number of three-level inventory warnings to ensure the safety of medicine use and the supply of medicines.
In smart pharmacies, suitable temperature and humidity are set according to the storage requirements of medicines to meet the GSP management requirements for medicines.
Dual cameras record the process of fetching medicines and upload it to the hospital server. The whole process can be traced.
The whole hospital is connected via the internet, supported by 5G, and linked to the HIS drug management and drug supply system. The hospital-wide smart pharmacy equipment as well as the batch, expiration date, inventory, storage environment, dosing and fetching of medicines are under the unified management of the platform, assisting the decision-making of pharmaceutical administration of hospitals.
Smart diagnosis guidance
Smart medicine dispensing
Voice prompts
Automatic warehousing
Automatic inventory-taking
Automatic sterilization
Constant temperature and humidity
24-hour monitoring
Eliminate the risk of infection among medical staff and reduce cross-infection when patients fetch medicines.
