Keeping people safe and healthy in unsure times is a very modern challenge.<\/p>\n
Authorities and companies alike are scrambling to find ways to help manage this and reduce risks.<\/p>\n
Hikvision offers fever screening solutions to help them build processes and infrastructures to prevail.<\/p>\n
Temperature is an important indicator of physical health. In many scenarios, people with abnormal temperatures could have a health issue.<\/p>\n
To have a proper effect, it\u2019s crucial that this is detected and monitored quickly and accurately.<\/p>\n
But traditional methods of temperature measurement are time-consuming and can put operators at risk. At times like these, technology can provide an efficient alternative.<\/p>\n
With advanced detectors and algorithms, Hikvision\u2019s Fever Screening Thermographic Cameras are designed to detect elevated skin-surface temperatures.<\/p>\n
This means they can be used for rapid and preliminary fever screening in hospitals, stations, airports and other public places.<\/p>\n
The cameras have an accuracy rate of up to \u00b10.5\u00b0C, giving a valuable indication of which persons should be further tested for fever.<\/p>\n
It takes just one second to detect a person\u2019s skin-surface temperature, and the system can measure multiple people at the same time.<\/p>\n
This means it is efficient in an entrance, for example, where a number of people will be passing at the same time.<\/p>\n
The use of AI technology means non-human heat sources, for example a hot coffee, are ignored, reducing false alarms.<\/p>\n
Once a person is identified by the camera as having a higher skin-surface temperature, they can be flagged for further measurement. The system can also be useful to monitor a situation, providing useful anonymous data from a safe distance supporting end users\u2019 potential analysis or research.<\/p>\n
All this is also achieved with fewer people, not only making it easier to manage and more efficient but also reducing the overall risk of unnecessary exposure.<\/p>\n
Hikvision\u2019s thermal portfolio has a number of options to help with fever screening.<\/p>\n
For example, a Turret\/Bullet Camera with AI combined with iVMS 4200, a laptop and a bracket can be used as a quick solution that can be easily and quickly installed. For higher accuracy, a solution with a Blackbody calibrator gives an accuracy of \u00b10.3\u00b0C.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s also a more mobile option, using a Handheld Camera that can connect to a smart phone or PC through wifi to a Hik-Thermal app. This also features a built-in speaker for audio alarm.<\/p>\n
There are also solutions that combine fever screening with access control, allowing lobbies to be monitored and, if necessary, people measuring above a certain skin-surface temperature refused entry until they are double-checked by alternative methods.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s important to remember that Hikvision\u2019s fever screening thermographic cameras are designed for the detection of skin-surface temperatures so as to achieve rapid preliminary screening in public areas.<\/p>\n
Actual core body temperatures should be further confirmed using clinical measurement devices.<\/p>\n
This is just one element of a complex infrastructure to overcome challenges in unsure times.<\/p>\n
It can also give managers and researchers useful information, collected in a safe manner.<\/p>\n
Hikvision is committed to developing technologies to empower vision for decision-makers and practitioners, and enhance safety and advance sustainable development around the world.<\/p>\n
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