Automatic drug and to-be-inspected sample delivery system and delivery method for hospital

Abstract

The invention discloses an automatic drug and to-be-inspected sample delivery system for a hospital. The system comprises a control center, a transport system, a receiving and sending system and a drug container, wherein the control center is connected with the transport system and the receiving and sending system; and the transport system adopts an aircraft for transportation. The invention furthermore discloses an automatic drug and to-be-inspected sample delivery method for the hospital. The method comprises the concrete steps that the aircraft at leisure waits in a holding apron of aircraft parking; drugs or to-be-inspected samples are put into the drug container and the drug container is put on a delivery table; the aircraft flies to the delivery table, the drug container is hung to the aircraft, and at the moment, a control system sets a target site; the aircraft delivers the drugs or the to-be-inspected samples to the target site; and the aircraft returns to the holding apron of aircraft parking for waiting. According to the delivery system and method, the drugs are delivered by using unmanned aerial vehicles, so that the problem of time and labor waste due to manual delivery is solved firstly and the construction is simple; and multi-thread parallel operation can be performed, so that compared with labor or vacuum tubes, a plurality of unmanned aerial vehicles not only are quick in delivery but also can perform coordinative operation.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of automatic distribution in hospitals, in particular to a platform and a distribution method for automatic distribution of medicines and samples to be inspected in hospitals. Background technique [0002] At present, the vast majority of hospitals, from the pharmacy to the ward, use the manual method of dispensing medicines; through a few fixed dispensing personnel, the medicines that need to be distributed are distributed one by one through the trolley. Push to the required ward. However, due to the large flow of people in hospitals, few elevators, and many wards, it is very difficult for hospitals to distribute medicines manually. Because of the large flow of people and few elevators, the elevators in the hospital often line up long. It often takes several times as much time to get to a specific floor as the elevators in general residential areas. Moreover, the medicine-dispensing vehicle is large in size, and when the...

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Problems solved by technology

However, such a system generally requires pre-buried pipelines when building a building; it cannot be implemented or modified for old wards; in addition, the cost of the system is relatively expensive, and it is necessary to lay several kilometers of pipelines alone. Need to start equipment, control circuits, etc.

In addition, a large number of pipelines will be very difficult to maintain once they fail

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