Semantic Web Design of RFID Pharmaceutical Drugs Analytics and Clinics Tracking System

Murizah Binti Kassim · International Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering Research · 2020

This paper presents a development of a Pharmaceutical Drugs and Clinics Tracking system which uses Radio Frequency Identification technology.RFID technology has grown actively in the past few years and is nowadays sought to be implemented for the identification of products and for traceability in the medical and health sector.Most people faced difficulties to find the specific type of pharmaceutical drugs that needed at their location which the pharmaceutical drugs are less identified.This research has designed system that present pharmaceutical drugs information, quantity inventory and the shortlisted clinics according to customer's demand.The system also provided to track the correct information related to the drugs detail.The method involved development use of hardware, software and programming code of RFID reader which automatically scan the arrived medicines of RFID tags.Query data such as drugs ID and names is kept in database in computer and cloud that send by the controller.Drugs data are accessed by users through online system which includes location of the available clinics based on user demand.Result presents data analytics using Fusionex cloud that listed the drugs details with clinic's location.API Geolocation is designed with the calculated route to users in this system.Four clinics have been taken as model in running the model which analyzed available drugs inventory as presented online on Fusionex GIANT platform.Statistic on updated quantity and availability of drugs product are listed based on user's search.The analytic graph presented predicted affected area based on purchased value of medicine.This system is significant for medical and health sector demonstrate how RFID technology helps in better monitoring and trace drugs product which helps users to find the clinic's location automatically identified of needed drugs nearby.

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