Webinar
7 Feb 2023

NFC & RFID Technologies: Adding Value to Drugs and Medical Devices with Connectivity

Connecting medication and medical devices to the internet can enhance product protection, improve patient safety and outcomes, and optimize processes along complex supply chains. NFC-RFID technologies are increasingly used to provide connectivity benefits more securely and efficiently, ensuring that pharma products are safer and more effective to use. Applications include reliable counterfeit and integrity protection, automated supply chain and inventory management, simplified drug delivery and self-medication, and more. As a prominent technology leader NXP strives to build a smarter world on secure connections, with designs that connect, sense, think and act intelligently, all to enhance people’s lives. Visit our workshop and find out how our multifunctional NFC-RFID solutions bring added safety, security and connectivity benefits to manufacturers, healthcare providers, and patients alike.

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NXP Semiconductors Germany GmbH

  • DE
  • 2022
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