Here are some specific devices for medical applications.
Some PC's are adapted to hospitals, there are only
some here.
Vending machine
(2008 Jan) Los Angeles medical-cannabis dispensary owner Vincent Mehdizadeh poses with
his new Marijuana vending machine installed at the Herbal Nutrition Center in Los Angeles,
Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2008. The black, armored machine is bolted to the floor dispenses medical-cannabis
to patients who provide a doctor's prescription and special identification card and their fingerprints.
(AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
(2010 May) Prescription Vending Machines tests its machine.
(2011) Ethimedix unveils its "Series zero prototype" of the BTD3 with an AT77C104
(flyer).
BTD3 is a controlled drug delivery device suitable for medicine in a drinkable form.
It allows for safe and monitored use of strictly regulated or difficult to adhere drugs in
both a homecare and ambulatory setting.
The device aims to improve patient and legal compliance and prevent abuse, misuse
and diversion while respecting prescription adherence.
The RX DrugSafe mini has a Upek fingerprint sensor.
Also under the brand name "LockMed BioBox" and some other names
(MS100).
Likely a chinese product from Foshan Nanhai Gary Technology.
(2015 Mar) Safes and cabinets:
DrugSafe MMS, DrugSafe PRO+, DrugSafe IC Cabinet, Cool (Organ Transport Case)
(2015 Dec) RX SafeDOSE:
The Rx SafeDOSE unit is a fingerprint activated Bolus switch that first confirms authorization and identity prior to activating the PCA pump to administer prescribed medication.
GeneSYS is also offering the RX FieldLOCK, a padlock for ambulances, which is in fact the Changzhou device.