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Ideabatic LTD.
SMILE SMart Last-mILE Cooling System; Last-mile cold-chain | IDEABATIC
IDEABATIC's SMILE is designed to solve cold-chain and user errors in vaccination and sample collection and delivery, including for COVID-19. SMILE helps preserve temperature-sensitive products and ensures critical research is uninterrupted.
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IDEABATIC - Manufacturing cost reduction in SMILE foam parts
1 May 2024 to 31 Jul 2024
This project proposed by Ideabatic aims to enhance the production efficiency of its innovative SMILE (SMart last-MILE) vaccine cooling system. After a successful pilot in Cameroon, during which SMILE surpassed existing solutions by lasting four days, the Ministry of Health in Cameroon has indicated a requirement for the implementation of 2700 units. This ...
Feasibility studies of SMILE (SMart Last-mILE cooling system) for the developed world
1 Jan 2022 to 31 Mar 2022
According to the WHO, pre-COVID-19, 20 million children worldwide still had no access to basic vaccinations and 2 to 3 million children died each year of a vaccine-preventable disease. Globally, 20-50% of vaccines are wasted and in remote areas, 85% spoilage has been reported. One of the reasons is that during the last few miles of delivery ('last-mile') ...
Measurement and prediction of SMILE vaccine carrier’s behaviour during typical usage
1 Apr 2020 to 30 Apr 2021
According to the WHO, currently 19 million children still lack basic vaccinations. Each year, two to three million children die of a vaccine-preventable disease. A major reason for this is that vaccines are damaged by fluctuations in temperature. That is, they become too hot or too cold. Frequently, outreach vaccine delivery journeys can take up to seven ...