
1. Technology overview
Cadi Scientific is a healthcare technology company with its head office in Singapore and subsidiaries in Malaysia and Australia. It builds hospital solutions on its SmartSense real-time location system (RTLS) to automate and simplify hospital processes such as finding equipment and managing patient flow.
SmartSense uses active WiFi tags and passive RFID tags to locate medical equipment, patients and staff in real time. Solution modules cover asset tracking and management, patient flow and bed management, infant matching and security, patient temperature tracking and hand hygiene monitoring. Reference sites include hospitals in Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- Asset tracking: locates medical equipment in real time with active and passive tags.
- Patient flow and bed management: follows patients from emergency admission through ward transfer to discharge.
- Infant matching and security: RFID-based infant safety system used in maternity wards.
- Patient temperature and location tracking: combines vital data with position.
- Staff contact tracing and hand hygiene: records staff movement and hygiene compliance.
- Wireless vital signs monitoring: offered with partner products such as Sotera ViSi Mobile.
3. Potential application
Tracking infusion pumps, ventilators and defibrillators across wards in a large Vietnamese hospital. Infant security and matching in maternity departments of private hospital groups. Bed and patient flow management in emergency departments.
4. Benefits
Reduces time staff spend searching for medical equipment; Khoo Teck Puat Hospital reports about 20,000 work hours saved per year. Gives real-time visibility of equipment and patient location across departments. Supports quality-standards compliance and optimised patient flow. Low-cost passive tags can extend coverage to nearly all equipment.
5. Market trends & opportunities
Hospitals in Southeast Asia are investing in real-time location systems to locate equipment faster, protect patients and meet quality standards. Singapore public hospitals are adding low-cost passive RFID tags to cover almost all equipment. Vietnamese hospitals face the same equipment-search and infant-safety needs as they digitise.
6. Other information
Head office at 31 Ubi Road 1, Singapore; subsidiaries in Malaysia and Australia. Cadi's RFID work for Singapore's Next-Generation Blood Supply Management System with partner SATO was featured in September 2026. Founding year not stated on the site.
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