RFID baby tag

Featuring the lightest, smallest and most comfortable baby tags on the market, our baby safety system utilizes active RFID to accurately monitor real-time location. Designed for maternity, neonatal and pediatric wards, it can automatically trigger alarms, lock doors or turn on cameras if a baby is moved outside a defined "safe area".

Benefit

• Providing 24/7 safety and security for mothers and staff

• The lightest, smallest and most comfortable baby tag on the market

• Prevent unauthorized removal of tags

• Allowed features to allow removal of babies

“The system provides confidence in the safety of babies at all times as their tags cannot be removed without causing an alarm or being disarmed by authorized personnel.”

How baby tagging works?

The Tag

When a baby is born, a specially designed RFID tag is securely attached to the baby's ankle and uses the latest technology to transmit the unique ID to a network of local readers that track its location. Any unauthorized movement outside the designated area will trigger an alarm and notify staff or lock the exit on approach. A low frequency (LF) receiver within the tag works in conjunction with an LF exciter to sound an alarm when the tag approaches an exit. The tag can also utilize infrared (IR) transmission for room-level detection.

The system

Using the lightest and smallest tags on the market, the system provide the ultimate in comfort and safety. Tags are fitted to the baby’s ankle using latex free bands. Bands are disposable and have 'cut-band' technology to raise an alarm in case of unauthorised removal of the tag.

The interface

Intuitive software provides a secure, user friendly interface where staff can add and remove patient details as required. An ‘allow-out’ feature can temporarily disable alerts for a specific tag for permitted removal of the infant by authorised staff. Administrators can swiftly recall logged events by date, time, operator or tag ID. All data is protected and the database can be exported and shared via third party software.