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Measuring Skin Temperature
The screening tools we see in the media look pretty invasive. People are getting their temperature checked with a handheld thermometer, usually with a line of people behind them, waiting for their turn.
Thermal Pre-Screening
Advantages of Infrared Body Temperature Screening
Safer
Our solution is based on a non-contact skin temperature measurement tool.
Faster
We can take the skin temperature of individuals at a rate of one person per second.
Smarter
Our technology can differentiate between individual heat sources.
Cheaper
You only process identified staff and visitors with readings outside the predetermined “safe” range.
Body Temperature Screening in 4 Easy Steps
People Enter
The infrared thermal imaging camera recognizes individuals in the detection area
Temperature Check
The thermal camera performs human skin-surface temperature measurement without contact
Risk Discovery
People with body temperature outside of the acceptable range are detected
Feel Safe, Be Safe
You have a process to deal with the exceptions, keeping your staff and clients safe
Frequently Asked Questions
What is thermal pre-screening?
Temperature pre-screening is a method of measuring the skin temperature of anyone一staff, clients, visitors, etc.一that enters your premises. Since it can notify you when someone with an elevated temperature is trying to enter your building, companies use it to minimize their risk while still staying open for business.
What does a thermal imaging camera do?
Thermal cameras detect and measure the infrared energy of objects. The camera then converts the detected infrared energy into an electronic image that depicts the apparent heat of the surface of objects captured by the camera.
What are the benefits of a thermal imaging system?
A thermal imaging system with an infrared camera allows you to view the heat signature of every person that enters your premises and identify anyone who represents a risk to you and your staff.
Privacy Issues of Thermal Pre-Screening
You may wonder if there are any privacy issues with a thermal imaging system in businesses and public institutions. This article on thermal prescreening in workplaces by Andrew Bratt and Elizabeth Kurz of Gowling WLG discusses privacy issues. They confirm that thermal pre-screening is permissible and provide ideas about how to implement temperature screening.
Temperature screening is also in line with the guidelines for Long-Term Care Homes and Retirement Homes of the Ministry of Health of Ontario.
