IRIS: Imesa Radio Identification System
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RETIREMENT HOME SOLUTIONS

NOTHING MORE SIMPLE! IRIS is the only RF-ID labelling system, which allows to: - Register the linen collection using a palm-sized computer! - Trace the linen route from collection to the delivery back! - Idenfify immediately the linen to be given back, thanks to the light indication on the delivery trolley! IRIS brings to zero the linen loss risck! 2

STOP THE LAUNDRY DISPUTES Errors in linen delivery back, loss of cloths, controversies with guest relatives,... forget these problems thanks to IRIS, the radio frequency linen identification system! Who needs IRIS? IRIS was designed for retirement home laundry to solve the problem with guest personal clothes loss or exchange. Why IRIS semplies the laundry run? IRIS is the only system on the market allowing the traceability of the linen from the collection in the room, to the delivery back to the guest wardrobe. Using IRIS, how is changing the linen labelling process? Each retirment home...

ORGANIZE YOUR LAUNDRY... CLOTHES IDENTIFICATION A small pocket containing an RF-ID is sewed on each guest cloth. The most suitable RF-ID needs to be chosen in relation to the kind of linen. Once the RF-ID is applied, the cloth is laid down on a antena to be registered into the laundry data base. LINEN COLLECTION Using the palm-sized computer the clothes collected into the room can be registered and already divided into omogeneus group for washing. LINEN TRACEABILITY: WHY IS IT SO IMPORTANT? The retirement home manager, really often, needs to settle controversies caused by a not correct...

IN LAUNDRY DATA SYNC If the linen collection and sorting is done in the room, the palm-size computer needs to be synchronize with the main computer at the arrival in the laundry room. In case the collection is not registered in the room, this opertion can be done at this moment using a table or tunnel antena. WASHING, DRYING, IRONING The linen can be washed, dryed and ironed without any problem: the RFID is resistent to the laundry process, including sterilization. SORTING When linen is ready to be delivered back, it is necessary to sort it per owner. This operation is controlled by the...

Identification LINEN CORRECT IDENTIFICATION The first problem that the laundry needs to solve is to match correclty the clothes with the guests. The traditional methods, i.e.: named or numeric lables or bar codes, solve this problem, but they are not really efficient, as the laundry operator needs to look for them on the clothes. CLOTHES IDENTIFICATION: HOW AND WHEN To match a guest cloth with its owner, the retirement home laundry needs just to sew a RF-ID chip to the item and than to lay it down on a table antena connected to the laundry main computer: the sofware will ask to fill in a...

Sorting AUTOMATIC SORTING: AVOID MISTAKES At the end of the laundry process, the linen needs to be sorted by guest and stocked in omogeneous groups. Using a traditional system, the laundry operator needs to read the cloth name and then look for its places on the laundry wardrobe. This operation asks, usually, for long times and high attention: a lot of mistakes can be and are made. Thanks to the IRIS system, the clothes lay down on the sorting table antena are idetinfied by the main computer, which shows the guest name and, also, identify an available position on the wardrobe. The choosen...

TABLE ANTENA The antena A-ST1330TTL was developped to allows the manual and semiautomatic clothes identification in the laundry; this antena can read quickly and with a strong precision the chip sewed on the guest garments. Dimensions: 700 x 700 mm Weight: 13,1 Kg Operating Frequency: 13.56 MHz Reading distance: 500 mm To be connected to suitable reader. READER FOR TABLE ANTENA To be connected to the IRIS table antena model A-ST1330TTL, the RIN1300MID reader was developped to satisfy the ISO 15693 application. Thanks to the small dimension, this reader can be easily integrated in already...

Ricomposizione IRIS SORTING TABLE Designed to simplify the clothes sorting process, the IRIS table is completely in wood and it is provided with a huge below shelf and complete of: - Table antena model A-ST1330TTL - Reader model R-IN1300MID - Touch screen computer Dimensions: 1800x900x(h) 875 mm SORTING AND DELIVERY BACK TROLLEY IRIS trolley was tought to make quicker and more simple the sorting and delivey back of the guests clothes. Equipped with 15 positions, each one signaled by a led, the IRIS trolley can be used both as a wardrobe and as a trolley to deliver back the linen to the...

The software THE LAUNDRY MANAGAMENT SOFTWARE The IRIS system is completed by a software for an efficient laundry management. This software allows to register the clothes identified with a RF-ID chip into the laudry database and, later, to trace the route of each single cloth during the laundry process. Thanks to this software and to the RF-ID technology, it is possible to associated to each clothes more information, which can be retrieved and used later. LITE VERSION The lite version is dedicated to the retirement home laundry which treats only (or mainly) guests clothes. This software...

Palm-sized computer TIDDY Among the different system of linen traceability by means of radiofrequency, the IRIS application stands out for the use of the palm-sized computer TIDDY. which is equipped by an antena able to read up to 8 cm distance. The computer is delivered complete of the T-TRACE software. Thanks to this system it is possible to register the route of each single cloth from the moment of collection to the delivery back. Thanks to an interface, TIDDY can dialog with the laundry main computer sending and receiving all the necessary information. A) LINEN COLLECTION: TIDDY allows...

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