Technological Advancement Ensures growth of the Global Pharmacy Automation Market

Over the years, the pharmaceuticals market has witnessed significant changes in its market and one such advancement is pharmacy automation. A report is added by Big Market Research, titled, “Global Pharmacy Automation Sales Market Report 2017.”

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It elucidates trends, such as technological advancement in the research.
Manufacturers have realized that they should now focus towards the emerging economies. Recently, a hospital in Singapore uses a robot to prepare medications for the patients with seven minutes. IBTimes UK, a U.K. based online news publication, witnessed that with the help of the Outpatient Pharmacy Automation System (OPAS), a person could run at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. The system is designed by the government of Singapore and Integrated Health Information Systems (IHiS). The system takes assistance of a few robots who work in tandem to prepare therapeutic intervention for every patient in seven minutes.

The OPAS uses an artificial intelligent system referred as the Rowa Vmax, which is kept in a large black box manufactured in Germany. It requires small robots to store, record, and pick tablet from thousands of drawers in a shorter time frame in comparison to human beings. Once order for pills is received by the system from doctor, it starts to work from the beginning, such as to select medicines and check whether they are in a box. It can choose one box in every 12 seconds. The machine has the capability to hold almost 30,000 boxes of pills at a time.

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When the pills are ready for the delivery, they are kept in packs and boxes. Further, these are sent down a slide and attached to it is a conveyor belt where the barcode is provided to the pharmacists. It is then his responsibility to check the order whether the order is correct or not. This is accomplished when he places the order to scan the barcode of the pack. The pharmacist uses the radio frequency identification (RFID) to scan the order and then prints out the label which has the name of patient and information of the dose. As this process is completed, the next task is to place medicines into a white basket and send it down to another conveyor belt which has an ABB robot arm. The arm’s task is to pick up the basket and keep it on a shelf where the receptionist can pick it and hand it over to the patients in waiting. This procedure proves to the world that development in one industry leads to prosperity in related market, for instance, technological advancements with the help of an ABB robot arm, which was originally manufactured to assemble cars, has found its application even in the healthcare sector.
It was observed by the experts that use of robots to provide medications to the patients has reduced the waiting time. The advancements in one sector has influenced the growth of related industry and this account is true when one talks about the pharmaceuticals and technology. It is anticipated by the experts that the global pharmacy automation market would grow incredibly owing to continuous use of technology in the healthcare sector in coming decade.

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