Smart Healthcare: Digital bedside card

Key Features:

• Supports any e-paper label sizes, colors, templates
• Ultra-low power 2.4GHz proprietary protocol, ultra fast communication speed from 1.875 to 15 seconds (configurable)
• 2 screen refreshes per day, 5 to 8 years without replacing the battery (coin cells)
• Web-based, responsive design, adapts to any device
• Provides rich template editor (WYSIWYG) and immediate preview
  • Text, multi-lines, shapes, bar-codes, QR-code, image, material icons and more elements
• Supports multiple sites for managing ward information and connects to HIS/NIS
• Breakthrough deployment barriers:
  • Proprietary 2.4GHz ultra‑low‑power protocol, AES‑128 encrypted packets
  • Industry‑First, using existing hospital enterprise‑grade Wi‑Fi APs (Cisco, Meraki, Aruba, Mist, Extreme, Juniper, Fortinet, Ruckus…)
  • Huge cost savings (no extra cabling) and leverages hospital cybersecurity infrastructure
• Automated Triggering Modes
  • Vacant bed mode: hospital logo / health education, bed number
  • Normal mode: real‑time patient info, OR schedule, caregiver info
  • Emergency mode: LED alerts or emergency escape images, etc.
• Proactive Maintenance: automatic reports of battery level, signal strength, etc.
• Custom designs for special Medical‑grade front cover (chemical resistance) and ICU stand
• Installation accessories: hundreds of options, slim and lightweight, easy installation, secure mounting, easy removal and maintenance

Contact us to learn about this exceptional hospital automation e-paper bedside card solution.

Why Electronic Bedside Cards Haven’t Scaled — Until Now?

Five design mistakes that block adoption in hospitals:

1. Over‑Engineered Full-Color Displays: Unclear focus, very high cost and high power consumption
   Our solution: BWRY is a reliable and good enough option due to its mature mass production, cost-effectiveness and high volume availability. We support displays of any sizes and colors.
2. Physical Buttons Create Risk: Accidental patient presses, latency and unstable connections reduce reliability.
   Our solution: buttons can be included or excluded depending on your use case and requirements.
3. Information Overload: Too much data can make it difficult to read and can affect clinicians’ decision-making.
   Our solution: preloaded images that automatically switch or are triggered for different scenarios.
4. Wired Power Dependency: Power cords compete with medical equipment and are easily unplugged.
   Our solution: long battery lifetime of several years and a completely wireless solution.
5. Dedicated Wireless Infrastructure: Extra APs, cabling and interference block scalable deployment.
   Our solution: proprietary 2.4GHz ultra‑low‑power protocol that uses existing enterprise-grade Wi-Fi APs for communication.

Creating Multi‑Win Outcomes: Quantified & Qualitative Benefits