Automated Pneumatic Tube Systems for Efficient Transportation
Enhance efficiency in healthcare—rapidly deliver medications, samples, and documents, reducing wait times and increasing productivity.
Our automated pneumatic tube systems (PTS) are specifically designed for hospitals, ensuring high safety, performance, and reliability. We offer standardised solutions that exceed healthcare requirements, with components tailored for wards, laboratories, and pharmacies.
Our systems streamline the critical tasks of transporting samples, medications, and blood around healthcare facilities, improving accuracy and saving time.
Proactive analysis of PTS logistics reduces errors, ensuring integrity and reducing costly delays in diagnostics and patient care.
Our state-of-the-art software and RFID technology enables full tracking of all transportations within the PTS system, providing accountability and accurate data with which to enhance operational proficiencies.From user requirements to system
3 departments document the same transport
Even simple transports usually require 3 independent departments, all of which are obliged to document the transport.
Critical goods, such as special prescriptions and blood bags, require seamless and elaborate transport documentation. This multi-layered documentation demands a great deal of time and resources. If this is not fulfilled, the hospital runs the risk of a negative reputation and complaints from the state authorities.
Digitize and streamline the transport documentation of individual process steps. Our software enables simpler, safer, and more effective management and coordination of workflows.
About 75 % of all errors occur during the preanalytical phase
Damaged samples can no longer be used for analysis, which delays diagnostics and the initiation of therapy for patients. The economic consequences for the hospital should not be neglected either: Damaged samples are associated with an average loss of 157 € each.
Errors are partly caused by improper transport. Faults in the pneumatic tube system are detected too late. There is a lack of data on the current quality of the transported samples, and profound analyses are difficult to implement in everyday work due to staff shortages.
In order to detect possible impairments of the transport solutions at an early stage and to implement countermeasures, a proactive analysis of the PTS logistics is recommended.
