The tags use Bluetooth Low Energy technology, which can be easily implemented through existing Wi-Fi networks. With this technology, Blyott aims to enhance operational efficiency and reduce costs by offering better insights into the location, use, and consumption of medical equipment. This allows healthcare staff to focus on their core tasks, leading to an improvement in care quality. Additionally, unnecessary equipment purchases are avoided, contributing to significant cost savings. The tags are also used for efficient inventory management, which is crucial for suppliers of medical equipment.

Through this partnership, Blyott has found a partner to help realize and accelerate its growth ambitions.

Gery Pollet, Founder CEO of Blyott: “I look forward to working with Holland Capital, given their experience and focus on healthcare investments. Holland Capital is the right partner to accelerate our international growth.”