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In the corridor of the orthopedic ward, Nurse Liu held her breath countless times and worked with her colleagues to lift a postoperative patient from the operating table to the hospital bed. With each move, the patient's tense muscles due to pain and the slight tremor of the bed sheet rubbing against the wound were like taut strings, tugging at everyone's nerves. Nowadays, the electric patient transfer bed developed by Xiamen Weiyou Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. is quietly changing this scene - through the ultra-thin double-layer plate design and intelligent lifting system, patients can pass through the bed with "zero friction" without being moved. The once high-risk transfer process is being redefined by a technological innovation.
The pain points of traditional manual handling have long been a hidden illness in the medical industry. According to statistics, the rate of lumbar spine injuries among medical staff caused by the transportation of patients each year is as high as 35%. Moreover, the risks of secondary injuries, pipe detachment and even cross-infection caused by changes in patient position during the transportation process are even more difficult to quantify. The electric patient transfer bed of Xiamen Weiyou Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. takes "non-perceptible bed" as its core. It achieves seamless connection of the bed body through double-layer ultra-thin carbon fiber plates, and is combined with millimeter-level precise lifting control. The patient's body always remains horizontal and stable, as if completing scene switching on a moving "suspended island". This design not only reduces the handling time to one third of the traditional method, but also completely eliminates the safety hazards caused by uneven force and communication errors in manual handling.
In the ICU ward of the Cardiovascular Hospital Affiliated to Xiamen University, this technology has demonstrated its unique value. For critically ill patients who rely on precision equipment such as ECMO, traditional transfer requires the collaboration of six people, and even a slight pull in the equipment pipelines may trigger an alarm. After adopting the electric transfer bed, a single person can complete the bed body connection through remote control. The intelligent anti-pinch sensing system can also monitor the wrinkles of the bed sheet and the position of the limbs in real time, ensuring zero risk throughout the transfer process. A family member who has used the device said with emotion, "I used to worry that my father's wound would hurt when he was moved. Now that I see the bed board automatically 'flow' past, my worried heart is finally at ease."
The precision of technology is also reflected in the humanized details. The R&D team of Xiamen Weiyou Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd has equipped the electric hospital bed with modular expansion functions according to the needs of different departments: in the orthopedic scenario, the bed body can be extended to 2.2 meters to adapt to the traction bracket; In obstetrics, the one-click adjustable back panel Angle enables the parturient to complete the examination in the most comfortable position. This flexibility of "customization on demand" enables one device to cover the entire process scenarios from emergency rescue to rehabilitation care, truly achieving an efficiency leap of "one bed for multiple uses".
As medical equipment moves from "functional satisfaction" to "experience upgrade", the exploration of Xiamen Weiyou Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. may be foreshadoting the future appearance of hospital wards. In this technological revolution starting with "contactless bed-passing", patients are no longer passive recipients, and medical staff have also been liberated from repetitive physical labor. When "zero friction" becomes the new normal of medical care, those once overlooked details of transfer will eventually become the new yardbar for measuring the quality of medical care.