Norstrar provides a newborn footprint capture and mother-infant identity management solution for hospitals, maternity wards, and maternal and child healthcare facilities.
By combining newborn footprints, maternal fingerprints, wristband information, and basic health measurements, the solution helps healthcare teams link mother-infant records and streamline registration, identity checks, and data management.

Building Newborn Identity Records Through Footprint Capture
Newborn registration and mother-infant identity checks are important parts of maternity and neonatal care. Traditional processes often rely on wristbands, paper records, and manual verification.
Norstrar's footprint capture equipment records newborn footprint images and links them with maternal fingerprints and wristband information. This helps healthcare staff maintain connected identity records and carry out identity checks more efficiently.

From Footprint Capture to Linked Mother-Infant Records
The solution is built around a mobile mother-infant data collection workstation that brings together newborn footprint capture, maternal fingerprint capture, wristband scanning, and basic health measurements.
During registration, healthcare staff can capture the newborn's footprints and link them with the mother's fingerprint, wristband data, and identity information to create a connected mother-infant record.
Depending on project requirements, the workstation also supports temperature, weight, and height measurements, record printing, and data upload to hospital information systems. This brings identity registration and routine data collection into a more consistent workflow.

Healthcare facilities have different requirements for newborn registration, mother-infant identity checks, and data management. Norstrar supports footprint device configuration, measurement module integration, data interface adaptation, and hospital system connectivity based on each project's workflow.
For customized projects, we also provide hardware configuration, integration, and volume supply. This helps hospitals incorporate newborn footprint capture and mother-infant identity management into their existing care processes.