FAQ

A truly digital OR enables end-to-end, closed-loop management of three core elements—people, supplies, and environment: identity verification at the changing area, automated dispensing of attire and footwear, full traceability of usage paths, and return-to-laundry management with end-to-end data integration, paperless and fully traceable—rather than merely installing HD displays and video recording.

The core hardware includes an intelligent scrub suit dispensing machine, intelligent OR shoe dispensing machine, changing lockers (scrub suit & shoe lockers), and an intelligent collection/return unit, leveraging the parent company Zhilai tech’s 27 years of smart cabinet R&D experience to meet stringent healthcare requirements.

It has been deployed in 200+ tertiary hospitals (Grade III) nationwide, with 12,000+ devices installed cumulatively, serving up to 150,000 clinician interactions per day, placing it in the top tier of medical IoT.

It deeply integrates RFID and big data to precisely control staff access permissions and scrub suit/OR shoe issue-and-return status. It automatically records issuance time, return status, and numbers of washing/disinfection cycles, with data uploaded to the cloud platform in real time.

Yes. The intelligent shoe dispenser and lockers respond in seconds; clinicians can collect items via face recognition or card access without queueing or searching, significantly shortening pre-op preparation time and improving on-time start rates.

Through strict intelligent access control to prevent unauthorized entry, it eliminates improper mixing and placement of attire/footwear, standardizes changing workflows, significantly reduces IPC risks, and helps maintain a clean OR environment.

Supporting solutions include the medical textile (linen) management solution and the smart medical consumables management solution. All three share a common technology middle platform with interoperable data, covering a full-scenario smart OR ecosystem.

It addresses management blind spots such as “Was it washed? Where is it? Who used it?” for uniforms, bedding, and patient gowns, enabling full lifecycle traceability via one item, one code.

Centered on intelligent consumables shelves, access-control cabinets, and UHF (ultra-high-frequency) RFID cabinets, it enables smart access to high-value consumables, automatic stocktaking, and near-expiry alerts—preventing loss, waste, and expiry risks while strengthening end-to-end compliance and oversight.