2020-06-24

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Taking your temperature with a thermal scanner, through COVID-19 and beyond

With an eye to present-day pandemic precautions and future uncertainties, Individuals with higher temperatures, like those associated with COVID-19, can be identified quickly by human body temperature screening thermal camera. The thermal scanners also minimize physical contact at a time of social distancing and streamline the flow of employees during shift changes, when entrances see the most foot traffic.

 

A thermal camera locks onto a person’s face. Then, the system software locates the hottest point on the face—the corner of either eye, where the upper and lower eyelids meet—and captures the person’s precise body temperature, which appears on an accompanying display that is monitored by hospital staff. Indeed, staff see a sort of surreal purple, red and yellow image of each individual who approaches; once a body temperature is captured, that number appears onscreen, above a small box outlining the person’s face.