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ThermoScreen Infrared Fever Screening System

ThermoScreen Operation

 

Automated Screening

 

Our patent-pending Automated screening process simplifies the screening process, reduces the demands on operators, and improves screening measurement accuracy.  ThermoScreen detects when a subject’s face is in view and then audibly issues the instruction “please stand still and look directly at the camera” through the computer speakers.  A large TESTING button illuminates on the computer screen to indicate that an individual is currently being evaluated.

 

After verifying that the subject is standing still, ThermoScreen performs the screening measurement and then audibly issues the results.  Feverish subjects are instructed to “please wait here for an attendant” and non-feverish subjects are instructed “thank you, you may proceed”.  You can even create custom messages for your specific screening application.  Play the movie below to watch subjects being screened.

 

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Benefits

 

Highest Screening Accuracy

One of the most important benefits of automated screening is improved measurement accuracy. Because individuals are required to stand still and face the camera while being screened, more accurate and consistent measurements can be performed that more closely reflect internal body temperature.

 

Automatic Compensation

Another important benefit of automated screening is automatic compensation. There are a number of factors that can affect screening measurement accuracy and effectiveness such as variations in ambient temperature and circadian cycle affects (internal body temperature generally increases during the day and decreases during the night). ThermoScreen compensates for these factors during operation by performing a statistical analysis of previous screening results.

 

Verbal Commands

Because ThermoScreen issues audible commands to instruct individuals during the screening process, operators are able to focus more attention on processing violations and line control. In fact, if screening stations are designed properly, a single operator is able to monitor multiple screening stations simultaneously!

 

 

Screening Station Design

 

Individuals to be screened should be channeled into a single file line.  This arrangement also allows the operator to more easily direct and control the flow of traffic so that suspect individuals can be quickly redirected to an area where they can be further evaluated.  The path of pedestrians must be designed so that suspect individuals can be quickly and easily removed so as not to obstruct the flow into and out of the screening zone.  When ThermoScreen is to be used in combination with other screening devices such as metal detectors, it is important to consider these additional screening systems during the initial planning phase and to recognize areas of potential bottlenecks.  Each temperature violation should be confirmed using a clinical thermometer and medical evaluation.  Any cases of confirmed fever should be handled according to established medical protocols.

 

 

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