Chip, audit log, dashboard, and app — engineered as one.
Aeroz sits on top of TraceLink, Antares Vision, and MediLedger — adding cryptographic unit identity and an audit-defensible custody record without a rip-and-replace.
A dual-frequency chip on the unit, an append-only log of every event, a dashboard to run it, and an app to verify it — built to work as a single system.
NFC (13.56 MHz) is phone-readable at the point of use. UHF (860–960 MHz) is dock-readable at distance. One encrypted identity across both.
Every scan, seal-state change, and approval lands in an append-only ledger — no UPDATE, DELETE, or TRUNCATE for any role. EPCIS 2.0 native and Form 3911-ready.
Manage brands, products, chips, sellers, and custody — and watch every scan, seal state, and location update on a live, append-only record.
A verification app for the dock, the dispenser, the regulator, and the consumer phone. One scan returns authenticity, custody, and seal state in under 300ms.
Your serialization stack does what it was built for. Aeroz adds the verification layer it never had — bound to the same standards, so nothing has to be torn out.
Events flow as native EPCIS 2.0, and every unit resolves through a GS1 Digital Link URI — the same identifiers your existing systems already speak.
Commission, ship, receive, and dispense are written as standard EPCIS 2.0 events — readable by any compliant system you already run.
Each chip resolves through a GS1 Digital Link URI that carries GTIN, lot, and serial — the bridge between the physical unit and its record.
Aeroz consumes and emits the identifiers your stack produces. Serialization stays; authentication is added on top.
Manage brands, products, chips, sellers, and rewards — and track every unit's chain of custody live, with every scan, seal state, and location on an append-only record.
Five steps take a unit from the packaging line to a record you can defend in front of a regulator.
A dual-frequency chip is bonded to the unit during packaging.
The 72-hour No-Encode workflow assigns an AES-128 identity.
Each handoff writes a signed EPCIS 2.0 event to the log.
A phone or dock reader verifies the unit in under 300ms.
Full custody and authenticity, pullable in seconds.
Chip · unit identity
Audit log · EPCIS 2.0
Dock · UHF verify
A fixed-fee Aeroz audit produces a written gap analysis against your regulation, an EPCIS 2.0 readiness assessment of your stack, and a scoped plan to add the verification layer — with cost and timeline.
