Haier Biomedical Presents Digital Blood Management Platform at ISBT Congress 2026, Advancing Its Transition from Equipment Provider to Full-Process Solution Partner

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – Haier Biomedical, a global leader in life sciences and digital health, has made a significant stride in the medical technology landscape by unveiling its comprehensive digital blood management platform at the International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT) Congress 2026 in Kuala Lumpur. The presentation marks a pivotal moment for the company, signaling its evolution from a mere equipment provider to a full-process solution partner, offering integrated workflows for plasma collection centers, hospitals, and blood banks worldwide. This innovative platform, built on an architecture of artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and the Internet of Things (IoT), promises to revolutionize blood safety and management through real-time monitoring and complete traceability across the entire blood supply chain. The newly introduced system encompasses every stage of blood management, from initial collection and component processing to low-temperature storage, intelligent transportation, and eventual clinical application. Key equipment highlighted includes EU MDR-certified Plasma Apheresis Systems, Automatic Blood Component Separators, Plasma Contact Shock Freezers, and Automated Blood Management Refrigerators. These technologies are designed to streamline operations, reduce manual errors, and ensure the integrity and availability of blood products. For instance, the Automated Blood Management Refrigerator, as demonstrated in an Italian hospital, replaced paper records with RFID-enabled tracking, drastically cutting retrieval times and enabling electronic cross-matching. The implications of such advancements for countries like Zambia are profound. Zambia has been actively pursuing digital transformation in its healthcare sector, guided by its Digital Health Strategy 2022–2026 and the rollout of the SmartCare Pro Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. The nation faces persistent blood shortages and challenges in data management within its blood transf