[Mirror Introduction Case] There is no longer any worry about colliding with patients.
Everyone should be aware that 'the corner is dangerous!' A case where there is no longer a concern about colliding with patients (Tokyo Women's Medical University East Medical Center).
We would like to introduce a case where "FF Mirror Passage (for left and right)" handled by Komi Corporation was implemented at Tokyo Women's Medical University East Medical Center. At this hospital, there has been an increase in people who proceed straight ahead without paying attention to the left and right at corners, which has raised safety concerns. In response to requests from the staff, our product was installed next to the busy nurse station. As a result, everyone now looks at the mirror and is more aware while moving forward. Additionally, since it is an orthopedic department, there are many patients who have undergone foot surgery and elderly individuals who are prone to fractures from falls, but the worry of collisions has been eliminated. [Case Overview] ■ Product Used: FF Mirror Passage (for left and right) ■ Effect: No longer worried about colliding with patients *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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FF mirror corridor for left and right use
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[Purpose] Hospital safety measures/collision prevention *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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When it comes to mirrors, most people probably think of mirrors that reflect only themselves (such as full-length mirrors, hand mirrors, or three-way mirrors). However, Komi's mirror is designed to observe the movements of other objects and people, and to show "consideration" for others. For example, it can be used to check with a mirror if there is anyone coming around a corner to avoid a collision, or to see if there is someone trying to get into an elevator and wait for them. Komi's "considerate mirror" is useful worldwide, from convenience stores to airplanes.
