The price checker that scans drug barcodes and has a built-in barcode scanner is a self-service terminal device specially designed for drug stores, hospital pharmacies or other medical and health institutions. This device can not only help customers or patients quickly check drug price information, but also provide relevant details of drugs, inventory status and other value-added services. The following are some detailed introductions and application scenarios of this device:

Main Features

Drug barcode scanning: Built-in high-performance barcode scanner, supports fast reading of one-dimensional (1D) and two-dimensional (2D) barcodes, suitable for barcodes on drug packaging.

High-definition touch screen: Provides a user-friendly interactive interface for easy operation by customers or patients.

Networking function: Supports Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection to ensure real-time update of drug prices and inventory information.

Multi-function service: In addition to checking prices, it can also provide value-added services such as drug instructions, side effect reminders, and interaction warnings.

Durable design: Industrial-grade design, with good anti-fall, dust and water resistance, suitable for high-intensity use environments.

Low power consumption: Suitable for occasions where energy saving is required.

Multiple interfaces: Supports multiple interfaces such as USB, serial port, Ethernet, etc., which is easy to integrate into different systems.

Flexible configuration: Different functions and services can be customized according to customer needs.

Technical Specifications

Scanning engine: Using advanced image sensor technology, supporting multiple barcode formats.

Reading speed: High-speed reading, reducing customer waiting time.

Working distance: Supports short-distance to medium-distance scanning, suitable for different application scenarios.

Decoding ability: Supports multiple barcode formats such as EAN/UPC, Code 128, QR Code, etc.

Screen size: Usually equipped with a high-definition touch screen ranging from 7 inches to 15 inches.

Operating system: Supports operating systems such as Windows and Android, which is easy to develop and maintain.

Storage and computing: With sufficient memory and storage space, it supports complex data processing tasks.

Application scenarios

Pharmacy:

Price query: Customers can scan drug barcodes to quickly query drug prices and detailed information.

Drug information: Displays the ingredients, uses, dosage methods, precautions, etc. of drugs.

Stock query: Customers can check whether the drug is in stock to avoid empty trips.

Promotional activities: Display promotional information of drugs to attract customers to buy.

Hospital pharmacy:

Prescription verification: Patients can scan the prescription barcode issued by the doctor to confirm the drug information.

Medication guidance: Provide instructions for the use of drugs to help patients use drugs correctly.

Side effect tips: Display possible side effects and precautions to ensure patient safety.

Interaction warnings: Prompt possible interactions with other drugs.

Clinic:

Drug recommendations: Recommend appropriate drugs based on the patient's symptoms.

Health information: Provide health knowledge and disease prevention information.

Appointment registration: Patients can check the doctor's schedule and make an appointment.

Community health service station:

Drug delivery: Patients can check the status of drug delivery.

Health records: Help patients manage their personal health records.

Online consultation: Provide online consultation services to answer patients' questions.

Integration and development

Hardware integration: Price checkers can be easily installed in prominent locations in drugstores, hospital pharmacies and other places. It is usually necessary to ensure that the scanning window is easily accessible to the barcode and there is enough space to install the module and its related circuits.

Software development: Use the provided SDK (Software Development Kit) for software development. SDK usually contains the necessary APIs and sample codes to help developers quickly implement barcode scanning functions.

Testing and Optimization: Test the performance of the device in a real environment, including scanning speed, accuracy, and integration with existing systems. Adjust the hardware layout or software logic based on the test results to optimize the user experience.

Notes

Compatibility: Ensure that the price checker is compatible with the existing IT system of the pharmacy or hospital to avoid problems such as interface mismatch or unstable communication.

User Experience: The design should take into account the operating habits of the end user to make the barcode scanning function easy to use and intuitive.

Security: Ensure the data security of the device to prevent unauthorized access or data leakage.

Maintenance and Support: Regularly maintain the device to ensure its normal operation and provide timely technical support.