St James's Hospital Pneumatic Tube System

Since its inception in April 2016, the Aerocom System in St James's Hospital Dublin has been used hundreds of thousands of times. Here we look at the use of the Linear Coupler and the Carrier Return Unit.
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[@wenrivero-h3o]

This video was really helpful to understand how Aerocom systems look and possible space requirements during installation. There's only so much you can learn from the 2D specs on the website. Thank you for sharing and keeping the video available.

[@electroshed]

I want this.... in my house...

[@american3690]

The one at our hospital just spits the cylinders across the flight deck floor on occasion

[@ph11p3540]

Royal Alex/Glenrose Hospital complex has a massive vacuum tube transport that has been in operation since the late 1960s. There are over 100 vacuum terminals scattered throughout 8 pavilions. Each capsule can handle upto 3 kg through 6 inch (155mm) tube.

[@matthewkelly2797]

#KEL2020 Pneumatics is the future!

[@Sarge92]

they say the internet is made of a series of tubes!! lol

[@istiaktaslim4937]

Nice

[@happynews6631]

God was the bank at the time with the girl AS A STORE...before technology

[@aS-eo5uu]

Sumetzberger penumatic tube system way too advanced Compare to areocom and others

[@Sarge92]

and now im heading down a whole rabbit hole ....
see you on the other side off to go watch videos on other tube systems

[@miastulens2348]

Pentapack

[@joshuarobbins2960]

So 900 transactions a day. That is very low.

[@Jude_71]

well if the carriers are covering a distance of 500 - 1000 meters, one way, try sending a porter 900 times!

[@perjalananmasihjauh]

when will we have human size tubes like in Futurama?

[@wazza33racer]

I was blown away by this video.........it made me understand how traditional parcel systems suck.