from resistant infections linked to hospital compliance failures.
Hospitals operate blind. The cost is measured in lives and billions.
While critical equipment holds millions in vaccines, blood products and thermolabile drugs, monitoring is still a spreadsheet and a pen. By the time the thermometer crosses 46°F (8°C), the loss has already happened.
to cold-chain failures globally, most in excursions predictable hours in advance.
Invisible failures
Equipment fails without warning. The first indicator is the lost product.
Manual compliance
Auditing still depends on a spreadsheet, a pen and goodwill.
Decisions without data
Managers operate without real visibility into the critical asset.
The hospital’s digital nervous system
Four layers of intelligence that turn hospital infrastructure into predictive operations, from sensor to manager.
Proprietary sensors
Proprietary hardware reads 15+ physical variables in real time: temperature, humidity, pressure, CO₂, gases, indoor location.
Adaptive detection
The system learns each piece of equipment’s pattern and detects anomalies before the critical limit is crossed.
DROME predictive AI
An engine trained on 453,784 real events anticipates breaches 30–60 min before they happen.
Coordinated action
Contextual alerts via WhatsApp, SMS, email or voice, with a suggested action and automatic escalation.
From sensor to on-call staff in 18 seconds
The same architecture in production at Rede D'Or, DASA and Hemobrás. Proprietary hardware, data-center cloud, MV/Tasy/HL7 integration.
Sensor measures
The Satellite Sensor measures temperature, humidity, pressure and other variables and transmits over LoRa 915 MHz to the data Gateway.
Gateway sends
The data Gateway aggregates the sensors and sends over Wi-Fi, Ethernet or cellular via encrypted MQTT, with integrity on every packet.
AI analyzes
DROME Predict compares against each equipment’s learned pattern and detects drift before the critical threshold.
Team is alerted
The head pharmacist (RP) receives a WhatsApp alert with a suggested action and an automatic RDC 430 report.
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Full coverage of the hospital’s critical environment
Six integrated modules that cover the hospital’s entire sensitive infrastructure, with no data silos.
Cold chain & environments
Cold rooms, biomedical freezers −22/−112°F (−30/−80°C), climate-controlled rooms and ultra-low freezers with excursion prediction.
Medical gases
Continuous monitoring of O₂, compressed air, clinical vacuum, N₂O and CO₂ with pressure-drop prediction.
Indoor RTLS
Real-time geolocation of medical assets (infusion pumps, stretchers, wheelchairs) and staff.
Differential pressure
Clean rooms, ICUs and isolation areas with pressurization control per ISO 14644 and RDC 50.
Indoor air quality
PM2.5, PM10, CO₂, TVOC and HEPA filter efficiency in operating rooms, ICUs and pharmacies.
Critical equipment
Autoclaves, centrifuges, incubators and motors with vibration analysis and predictive maintenance.
Networks running on DROME today
Public and private hospitals, laboratories and pharmaceutical industry with DROME in production.
“Completing a year with the system transformed our routine. We gained predictability where before we only had reaction. Auditing stopped being a project and became the natural output of operations.”
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Why a spreadsheet or a data logger isn’t enough in a hospital
In an ANVISA-regulated environment, reacting after the excursion has already cost you the batch. Compare the three approaches and see where each one fails.
What quality directors ask most
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