Automated Ward-Based Infusion Sorting System（Robotic Arm Type）

The Automatic Infusion Sorting Machine is designed to automate the identification, verification, and ward-based sorting of finished infusion containers in hospital pharmacies and PIVAS centers. Using smart CCD vision recognition and an integrated control system, it can accurately read label and prescription information, match each item to the correct ward, and place it into the designated sorting bin automatically. The system is compatible with multiple container formats, including soft bags, upright bottles, and BFS containers, and supports high-speed, high-accuracy operation to reduce manual workload, improve traceability, and enhance overall dispensing efficiency.

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Daily Use in PIVAS Center
High-speed sorting, AI-based CCD recognition, and ward-based automatic allocation.

Feature 02
Supports multiple infusion container formats and improves sorting efficiency.

Features

High-speed, high-accuracy sorting with throughput up to ≥3,500 units per hour and 100% accuracy, helping outperform typical manual or conventional sorting methods

Smart CCD vision recognition that accurately reads barcodes and labels, matches infusion information to prescriptions, and supports reliable ward-based verification

Vertical robotic pickup design that minimizes collision, leakage, and contamination risk during handling and placement

Broad compatibility with multiple infusion container formats, including 50 mL, 100 mL, 250 mL, and 500 mL soft bags, upright bottles, and BFS containers

Automated ward-based allocation that identifies, retrieves, and places infusion containers into designated bins for hospital pharmacy departments and PIVAS centers

Modular and scalable configuration with 12 or 16 wards per module and total capacity expandable from 24 to 64 wards

Flexible ward assignment that can be adjusted according to hospital layout, ward structure, and prescription volume

Integrated multi-screen operating interface with one 17-inch front intake screen and two 18.5-inch side touchscreens for real-time control and monitoring

Independent industrial PC control system with autonomous software and backend data logging for stable operation, process management, and traceability

Seamless integration with hospital prescription systems and visual tracking systems to improve traceability, reduce manual errors, and significantly enhance workflow efficiency

Specifications

Model	FJ-212	FJ-216	FJ-316	FJ-416
Dimensions (L × W × H)	2900 × 1100 × 1650 mm	3160 × 1100 × 1650 mm	4360 × 1100 × 1650 mm	5560 × 1100 × 1650 mm
Weight	Approx. 900 kg	Approx. 950 kg	Approx. 1300 kg	Approx. 1500 kg
Number of Module Assemblies	2 modules (the first module includes the main control system)	2 modules (the first module includes the main control system)	3 modules (the first module includes the main control system)	4 modules (the first module includes the main control system)
Single Module Dimensions (L × W × H)	1100 × 1100 × 1600 mm	1200 × 1100 × 1600 mm
Total Ward Capacity	24 wards	32 wards	48 wards	64 wards
Sorting Bin Size	18 L
Infusion Container Sorting Method	Vertical top-down pickup by spider-arm robot (imitation human-hand operation)
Infusion Container Identification Method	AI-based CCD smart camera recognition
Ward Verification Method	Intelligent verification via control system docking with hospital system
Applicable Infusion Container Sizes	50 mL, 100 mL, 250 mL, 500 mL soft bags; upright bottles; BFS containers
Sorting Efficiency	≥ 3500 units/hour
Successful Sorting Accuracy	100%
Pickup System	Intelligent control + vacuum system
Control Method	Industrial PC + 17-inch touchscreen + two 18.5-inch touchscreens

Auxiliary equipment