Haier Biomedical Presents Digital Blood Management Platform at ISBT 2026
Haier Biomedical presented its digital blood management platform at the ISBT Congress 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, according to a press release. The company showcased an integrated solution spanning blood collection, component processing, cold storage, transport, and clinical use, built on artificial intelligence, automation, and IoT technology.
Haier Biomedical exhibited core equipment such as the EU MDR-certified Plasma Apheresis System, Automatic Blood Component Separator, Plasma Contact Shock Freezer, and Automated Blood Management Refrigerator. These tools, combined with RFID technology, aim to provide full traceability and secure handling across plasma collection centers, hospitals, and blood banks.
At the event, the company presented real-world deployments, including the R-Series Automated Blood Management Refrigerator at the New Arcispedale Sant'Anna Hospital in Italy. The system replaced manual tracking with digital management, using RFID for instant blood bag location and bedside requests. Similar systems were installed at Brazil's HemoRio Blood Bank and the Philippines' Asia Pacific Medical Center.
Built around a unified digital architecture, the solution supports monitoring and tracking through the entire blood management process. Haier Biomedical stated it has implemented its U-Blood solutions in countries including Germany, Italy, Thailand, the Philippines, Morocco, Brazil, Zambia, and Kenya, advancing the transition toward connected, intelligent blood management systems.
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