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ThermoScreen Infrared Fever Screening System

ThermoScreen Competitive Advantages

 

Highest Accuracy

 

ThermoScreen is designed to be intrinsically accurate; a reference calibration source is not required during operation.  Each ThermoScreen system undergoes an extensive calibration process.  During operation, software algorithms provide real-time compensation for environmental variables that can affect screening results.  Furthermore, ThermoScreen hardware is designed to prevent unwanted radiant energy from affecting screening measurements.

 

Many competing fever screening systems require a reference calibration source to be placed within view of the camera during operation to correct for camera inaccuracy. The use of an external reference source adds complexity, increases setup time, decreases portability, and places restrictions on the areas in which the system can be operated.  In addition, the use of a reference source can lead to significant instability and measurement errors if misalignment occurs between the camera and source or if environmental factors cause the source temperature to drift during operation.

 

 

Automated Screening Mode

 

Automated screening mode provides the most accurate and effective method of mass fever screening.  ThermoScreen guides subjects through the screening process by issuing verbal commands, thus reducing the demands on operators, allowing them to focus their attention on processing fever violations.  During the screening process, individuals are required to stand still to prevent image blur from degrading measurement accuracy.  Important: Subject movement can reduce a subject’s measured temperature by more than 3°C (5.4°F), resulting in ineffective screening measurements.  After and individual has been screened, their body core temperature is calculated and displayed.

 

Because the temperature threshold that indicates a fever can vary depending on time of day and other factors affecting subject groups, individuals are evaluated based on the screening measurements of previously screened subjects, not on a fixed temperature threshold.  Evaluating subjects in this manner results in a screening process that minimizes missed detections and false violations.

 

 

Complete System

 

ThermoScreen is a complete turnkey system including thermal imaging camera, software, computer, and mobile stand.  All software is installed and each system is fully tested prior to shipment.

 

 

 

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