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Development of a Safe Syringe Disposal System Moving towards Automated Syringe Data Collection.
Youhwa Kim1, Kwangbin Oh1, Namyeong Kim1
1MUNE Corp., Seoul, Korea.
The Automatic Needle Destroyer (ANDY) safely discards used needles and tracks syringe data for improved patient safety and medical inventory management. This device enhances hospital waste disposal protocols.
Area of Science:
- Biomedical Engineering
- Medical Device Technology
- Healthcare Safety
Background:
- Needlestick injuries pose a significant risk to healthcare workers.
- Current methods for syringe disposal may not offer comprehensive data tracking.
- There is a need for integrated solutions for safe disposal and data management of medical consumables.
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