Provides Visual Alert | Ensures utmost protection for sensitive medications and tissue samples

MORRISVILLE NC, USA — /PRNewswire/ — TeleTracking Technologies’ RadarFind real-time locating distributed sensor network now includes temperature measurement that is NIST traceable and meets College of American Pathologist requirements with new temperature sensors certified to be waterproof and dustproof  for hospital facilities.

Monitoring accuracy is further assured even in potentially damaging environmental conditions to extend RadarFind’s advanced sensor capabilities beyond most other RFID and Real Time Location Systems (RTLS). continue reading »

Automates Hospital Refrigeration Units’ Temperature Logging & Monitoring

Sparks MD, USA – (PRWEB) -  AiRISTA has announced the deployment readiness of its highly accurate Wireless Temperature Logging and Monitoring System at local medical center. Sy Sajjad, AiRISTA’s CEO states, “Mature and highly accurate wireless sensor technologies are very well suited for replacing the current error-prone and time consuming manual logging and continuous monitoring of the conditions of medication and patient-food refrigeration units at hospitals. Others posed to benefit from these solutions include pharmacies, laboratories and clinics.

“AiRISTA’s system may quickly be installed and configured to capture the real-time and historical temperature and humidity data which then can be viewed from any computer with a browser. Safe temperature or humidity range deviation alerts are emailed or sent by text message to cell phones or pagers for corrective action and reporting purposes.” continue reading »

NitroStore – automated hassle free cryogenic (-80 °C to -160 °C ) cell storage system

Farnborough, UK — Is storing your cell lines in liquid nitrogen a hassle? NitroStore offers the solution to hassle free storage.

The glass transition temperature of water is -134 °C. Storage of cells below this temperature avoids crystallization which causes membrane damage. Historically, liquid nitrogen has been the only solution to long term cell storage. With NitroStore there is a smarter alternative: continue reading »

Carnegie Mellon’s Yoed Rabin receives grants: seeks tiny wireless temp sensors

PITTSBURGH PA, USA —- Carnegie Mellon University’s Yoed Rabin has received three grants totaling $1.26 million from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop biothermal technology for low temperature applications ranging from cryopreservation to cryosurgery.

Cryopreservation is the preservation of tissues and organs at very low temperatures with potential benefit to transplantation and regenerative medicine, whereas cryosurgery is the controlled destruction of undesired tissues by freezing, such as cancerous tumors. continue reading »

Safe & reliable  wireless temp monitoring for Healthcare & Food Services

Sherman Oaks CA, USA –  E-Control Systems releases enhancements for FusionLive™ Enterprise Server Software with advanced encryption algorithms. Now, all of E-Control Systems’ equipment can communicate to FusionLive™ with an added layer of security based on the industry standard SSL v3 and TLS protocol. continue reading »

Secure Transport From Vein To Vein

Image credit: Siemens

Blood donations save lives. But it does happen that donations become mixed up en route from the donor to the recipient, or the blood deteriorates because it has not been sufficiently cooled – things which are very difficult to verify before a transfusion takes place.

A consortium led by Siemens, in conjunction with the Medical University in Graz, Austria, has developed an RFID system with temperature sensors. continue reading »