IR screening - effective control through infrared thermography

Thermal imaging cameras with IR-SCREENING-ALARM can be used for example at Companies, airports, on cruise ships or where many people are. Thanks to the non-contact (non-invasive measurement method), passengers with an increased body temperature can be quickly identified.

Due to the high thermal sensitivity and high pixel resolution (measuring points), the smallest temperature differences can be measured. The camera can set an alarm value of e.g. 38.0 ° C and gives an acoustic alarm when this temperature is exceeded. People can then be examined by medical personnel in a targeted manner.
Thermal imaging cameras from SENSOR GmbH with IR-SCREENING-ALARM can be used mobile (hand-held) or stationary. This means that our systems can be used flexibly and quickly.

Increasing international exchange, trips abroad and the migration of workers have increased the risk of viral diseases spreading. In China, many people have recently died of corona flu. The virus has now spread to the United States and various European countries. Once again, the world faces the danger of a possible pandemic.
When dangerous viral epidemics such as swine flu, SARS and other viral infections spread, health authorities around the world need a quick, easy-to-use, non-contact, non-invasive and reliable method to detect elevated body temperatures in humans.

One such method is infrared camera technology.

An infrared camera is a very effective means of detecting people who are infected with a viral disease at a very early stage. Infrared cameras provide infrared images, so-called thermal images. These show even the smallest temperature differences. Infrared thermography provides a real-time visual map of the various skin temperatures. Infrared cameras are also highly sensitive.

FLIR infrared cameras are capable of even the slightest
Measure temperature differences on the order of 0.05ºC.

Infrared - an effective means of detecting elevated body temperatures in humans

The symptoms of most infectious diseases are similar - malaise, sore throat, cough, and of course fever. As a result, it is easy to determine whether a person is at risk of contracting an infectious disease: a person's infrared image can easily measure whether their body temperature is above a certain level.
A Small Investment to Protect Public Health Airports, hospitals, train stations, and terminals around the world are already using FLIR infrared cameras and are successfully using this method to monitor everyone entering and leaving the facility.
It is a fast, non-contact method that is completely safe for both the operator and the person being checked.