Revobricks helps hospitals to:

• Control who receives linen, who returns it, and when
• Clearly distinguish between clean linen and used linen
• Monitor compliance with proper laundry procedures
• Reduce linen loss and shortages
• Provide transparent, auditable data for audits, ISO compliance, and Infection Control (IPC)

No. Revobricks is designed to:

• Not change existing workflows
• Require staff to simply open the cabinet, take the linen, and close the cabinet
• Automatically record all transactions using RFID
• Eliminate manual data entry, manual scanning, and any additional workload

Currently, the system focuses on:

• Healthcare staff uniforms
• Medical coats / scrubs
• Department-specific specialized linen

Yes, with conditions:

• RBC1 can manage files or documents if they are stored in folders or containers that carry RFID tags.
• Individual loose paper sheets are not trackable
• Files, binders, or document folders can be tracked as items
• Suitable for controlled document storage, not for page-level tracking

Yes, with proper RFID tagging and configuration:

• RBC1 can manage high-value items such as gold or jewelry
• Items must be tagged with RFID tags designed for metal or high-value assets
• Cabinet access control + transaction logging provides accountability and traceability
• For very small items, specialized RFID tags or tagged containers may be required.

Yes, with proper RFID tagging and configuration:

• Yes. It can manage: Metallic tools, Instruments, Equipment parts, Metal-containing items
• This requires: Use of metal-compatible RFID tags, Proper tag placement (standard RFID best practice)

Yes, with scope considerations.

• RBC1 can manage pharmaceutical items chẳng hạn như: Packaged medicines, Medical consumables, Controlled drug containers
• Capabilities include: Tracking who accessed what and when, Inventory visibility, Audit-ready transaction logs
• Note: RBC1 is not a temperature-controlled pharmacy refrigerator. It manages access and inventory, not temperature - controlled drug storage conditions.

Yes, indirectly.

• Liquids can be managed when contained in RFID-tagged bottles, boxes, or trays
• The cabinet tracks the container, not the liquid itself
• Important considerations: Liquids and metal can affect RF performance → proper tag selection and placement is required
• Common in labs, pharmacies, and controlled substance storage

Special RFID tags can be attached to the linen are capable of:

• Recording washing temperature
• Recording wash cycles
• This provides hospitals with data-based evidence that linen has been processed in accordance with regulations, rather than relying on “trust”

Yes – and this is the core value of Revobricks. We help to:

• Prevent medical staff from washing at home
• Prevent gems brought from homes into the hospital
• Prevent contaminated linen from returning to clean areas
• Enable fast traceability in case of infection incidents
• Provide reliable data for the Infection Control Department (IPC) and internal audits