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Smart fridge allows safe transport of biological samples, vaccines

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Barcelona, ??Jun 29 (EFE).- The Groenlandia Tech start-up has developed a "smart refrigerator" that allows the transport of biological samples, vaccines, medicine and even human organs safely and with full traceability.This solution, presented at the 4YFN contest, within the framework of the Mobile World Congress (MWC), is the first to guarantee traceability, as well as temperature and impact control for health logistics.FOOTAGE OF THE FRIDGE AT THE MWC IN BARCELONA.

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