Capgemini Nederland BV - 1

bijdrage Hans van Grieken - 4 april 2007

congres RFID in de zorg

Agenda RFID in de Zorg

12.30 12.30

Opening Opening && inleiding inleiding voorstelronde voorstelronde –– Hans Hans van van Grieken Grieken

12.45 12.45

Aanleiding Aanleiding en en opzet opzet van van het het project project –– Robert Robert Stegwee Stegwee

13.30 13.30

Resultaten Resultaten voor voor de de zorg zorg –– Bas Bas de de Mol Mol

14.15 14.15

Pauze Pauze

14.45 14.45

Technische Technische inrichting inrichting en en ervaringen ervaringen –– Henk Henk Scholten Scholten

15.30 15.30

Organisatorische Organisatorische inrichting inrichting en en ervaringen ervaringen –– Piet Piet Bakker Bakker

16.00 16.00

Ervaringen Ervaringen en en toekomstperspectief toekomstperspectief –– Hans Hans van van Grieken Grieken

16.45 16.45

Discussie Discussie

17.00 17.00

Afsluiting Afsluiting

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What will they think of next ... ?!

Let me take you to the “Pre-Tomtom age” …..


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2000: Tomtom is a software company …. ☺

So what’s next … ?


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Introducing “disruptive technology …”

“we will never ever bypass our travel agencies …”


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Innovating “the back end”: RFID

Problem 1 - Avg. tag price : $0.54 in 2003 -> $0.01 in 2015


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Problem 2 – standardization and frequencies The table illustrates a comparison of the possibilities with different remote identification technologies.

Contactless ID technologies

high frequency (2.45 GHz)

Reading range Passage speed

low frequency (125 kHz, 13.5 MHz)

bar code (Code 39)

infrared ("TV remote control")

very good moderate

moderate

very good

very high low

moderate

high

Read-write data carriers

yes

yes

no

yes

Directional readers

yes

no

yes

yes no

Reads through glass, clothes, wood etc

yes

yes

no

Resistance against dirt

good

good

low

low

Resistance against wear

good

good

moderate

good

Resistance against interference

good

low

good

good

Reading of multiple data carriers

yes

yes

no

yes

Readers close to each other

yes

no

yes

no

Insensitive to metal mounting

yes

no

yes

yes

Reader cost

moderate

low

low

moderate

Data carrier cost

moderate

low

very low

high

It should be noted that all manufacturers do not provide every function. .

Problem 3 - power-supply: printable RFID energy-pack included


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Problem 4 - readers problems: improving the Savant layer

Fallout of overlapping sinuses…


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“Now where did I leave my scalpel?”…

AMC RFID interference with core systems


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Problem 5 – security (both in the tags as in the network)

Problem 6: privacy


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Problem 7 - Data-explosion: preparing for the internet of “things”

Cebit 2007: 780.000 visitors from 35 countries …


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Cebit 2007: TeleHealth congress

Cebit 2007: RFID all over the place


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Cebit 2007: RFID (sensors) in clothing

Cebit 2007: RFID in security and LBS


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Cebit 2007: RFID in “safe trade lanes” …

Cebit 2007: RFID in Public Transport


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Hitachi’s innovation: the smallest RFID mu chip

Project “versketen” is operational …


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Project “versketen” is operational …

Schuitema’s ECR RFID innovation award


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RFID Experience Center…

Big players in Rotterdam are already trialing …


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Sensoring for bridge repair…

“waste”reduction in perishable goods at KLM-Cargo


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… by sensing and monitoring ….…

Thus predicting the state at arrival….…


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Food Valley Wageningen - FEFO: “First Expired First Out”

“How are we today … did you take your pills?”


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Do you know who I am … ?

Public transport: smart card technology


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RFID reduces paper flow in Jacobi Med Center NY

.. Thus integrating workflows and reducing errors


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RFID as part of Triage at the disaster-area

NEC: “casualty to care” reduction


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RFID as means of counterfit control

Is this drug for this device for this patient …?


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Location based services …

VeriChip RFID: FDA complient


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Insulin Pump Therapy advances

Progress continues toward “Artificial Pancreas”


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Domotica and sensor networks: what’s next?

Remote monitoring: pets and kids…


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One userfriendly portal interface for all services

The next “Homo Zappiens”: “Homo Convenience” Inhoud hier...


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All in one ….and wireless

Next in mobile: Near Field Communications


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Next in mobile: Near Field Communications

There is a overkill of card technologies out there …


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As a result we carry tons of plastic around

The phone is a viable personal com’s device & sensor


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So where is the doctor located …?

A number of high value services are foreseen


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Besides: it’s proven technology already

… a potential “collaborative business experience”


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NFC and LIPS: valuable application in “thuiszorg”

care versus cure: “early diagnostics and prevention”


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Shop floor tracing and tracking…

Selfscanning and automated routing …


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Sciona: let your genes do the buying

I don’t believe, like, digest ….


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The future isn’t what it used to be …

define where to look before you start ….


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Thank you for your attention


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