As coronavirus vaccine campaigns expand and more vaccines prepare to come to market, the cold chain has been getting a lot of attention, not just in manufacturing and transportation trade media but in mass media outlets like CNN and The New York Times. An unbroken cold chain for other vaccines and pharmaceutical products has always
24/7 cloud-based wireless monitoring ensures vaccines are stored throughout the cold chain in the required sub-zero temperature ranges down to -100°C. AUSTIN, Tex. — Swift Sensors (https://www.swiftsensors.com/), a provider of industrial IoT sensor solutions, announces the launch of its secure wireless vaccine storage unit monitoring and alert system to enable medical facilities and pharmacies to
The scope of COVID-19 vaccinations is about to expand in the U.S., and that means more pharmacies and small clinics may be receiving shipments of vaccine within the next few weeks. As of Jan. 12, the federal government is planning to release the available doses that it’s been holding in reserve for second shots, in
Cybersecurity is an ongoing concern for just about every organization, and it can be a challenge to keep up with evolving threats and best practices. Wireless sensor networks for equipment monitoring and access control can help industrial manufacturers, foodservice providers and other businesses work more efficiently and more safely, but those IoT devices must also
Innovation in The Time of COVID: Smart Wireless Sensor Networks for Smarter Social Distancing
Remote plant access technology and applications are evolving. How can your facility benefit? After major, rapid adjustments to on-site employee headcounts and processes in 2020, most of us are eager for a return to something like normal over the next year. However, some of the remote monitoring tools that the manufacturing industry adopted to cope
Thinking about 2021 is a welcome relief after a difficult year for many people, and a lot of us expect things to get better in the months ahead. That includes the manufacturing sector, which had to contend with supply chain issues, shutdowns, outbreaks, and demand-side challenges and is now looking at ways to work safer
As the first fall semester of the Covid-19 era gets underway, K-12 schools and universities are struggling to operate safely. Many are already seeing outbreaks and disruptions of their return-to-class plans, despite the safety measures they’ve put in place. Because of human nature and the risk-taking tendencies of young adults, the existing safety measures on
