Scan a medical device. Identify it instantly.

The online scanner that reads the 1D barcodes and DataMatrix codes on your medical devices.

Just point your smartphone at the label.

Scan. Identify. Open the device record.

A scanner built for medical devices

MD Atlas reads the code printed on the label, on the packaging or on the device itself, and lets you instantly find the matching device in the MD Atlas database.

How does it work?

Scan. Identify. Verify

  1. 1

    Scan with your phone

    Point your camera at the barcode or the DataMatrix on the label.

  2. 2

    Identify the device

    MD Atlas automatically decodes the information the code holds.

  3. 3

    Open the details on MD Atlas

    If the device is identified, you go straight to its record, with all the information.

Who is it for?

For everyone who has to identify a device

The MD Atlas scanner is built to be used anywhere a label has to be identified quickly.

  • Manufacturers

    Identify your products and check that labels are compliant before they go to market.

  • Quality & Regulatory Affairs

    Quickly check the information printed on labels.

  • Hospitals & healthcare facilities

    Identify a device from its packaging or its direct marking.

  • Distributors

    Find a product and its information quickly.

  • Auditors & consultants

    Go straight from the label to the device's regulatory data.

No app. No account. No setup.

On iPhone or Android, just allow camera access and start scanning.

Point your phone at the device's DataMatrix or barcode.

Got a label in front of you?

Scan it now

Questions

Before your first scan

Do you need an account?
No. You can scan without an account. Opening the device record asks you to sign in.
Is there an app to install?
No. MD Atlas runs straight from your browser on iOS and Android.
What happens after the scan?
The code is decoded, its identifier is looked up in MD Atlas and, when a match is available, you are taken to the device record.

Scan your first label

Open the camera and point it at a device label.