Smart Cartridge
Every cartridge carries an embedded RFID tag that talks to ChemoPlan. Partial vials become a digital asset: the software tracks them, stores them, and re-uses them on the next compatible patient — with full chain of custody. The kind of upgrade that pays back the robot.
Dual-read at load — barcode + RFID handheld
Closed-circuit fluid path — operator never touches the drug
Two patented variants
Single-use cartridge for individual oncology drug vials. Closed-circuit fluid path. Sterile single packaging. RFID + barcode dual identification.
Multi-preparation cartridge designed for Baxter multidose bags of high-volume oncology molecules. Multiple patient-specific doses from a single bag, with full RFID traceability of the residual volume across sessions, and the same closed-circuit operator-safety path as the Smart Vial. Currently in routine use at ASST Cremona on five molecules in multidose bags.
CSTD-ready
Both cartridge families ship in CSTD-specific variants that physically host BD PhaSeal and equivalent closed-system transfer devices. The robot maintains a mechanically sealed path from vial to final container — consistent with the European orientation for the containment of hazardous antineoplastic drugs.
Residue revolution
Pharmacist hand-tracks partial vials on paper or spreadsheet
Re-use limited by trust in the operator's labeling
High annual waste, especially on monoclonal antibodies
Audit trail incomplete or absent
ChemoPlan auto-registers every partial volume via RFID
Software auto-suggests re-use on the next compatible patient
Each gram of recovered drug carries its own audit trail
Annual savings measurable from month one
Talk to the team
We work closely with hospital pharmacy professionals across Europe. Tell us about your laminar flow hood, your prescription software and your annual volume — we'll build you a dedicated cost simulation against your own data, no obligation.
