FLIR Cameras and COVID 19

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FLIR in Goleta is one our clients. When you enter the building you are scanned by a thermal imaging camera to detect elevated body and skin surface temperature.

"In light of the global outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19), which is now officially a pandemic, society is deeply concerned about the spread of infection and seeking tools to help slow and ultimately stop the spread of the virus. Although no thermal cameras can detect or diagnose the coronavirus, FLIR cameras can be used as an adjunct to other body temperature screening tools for detecting elevated skin temperature in high-traffic public places through quick individual screening."

Thermal Imaging for Detecting Elevated Body Temperature

Can thermal cameras be used to detect a virus or an infection? The quick answer to this question is no, but thermal imaging cameras can be used to detect Elevated Body Temperature. FLIR thermal scanners have a long history of being used in public spaces—such as airports, train terminals...

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FLIR in Goleta is one our clients. When you enter the building you are scanned by a thermal imaging camera to detect elevated body and skin surface temperature.

"In light of the global outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19), which is now officially a pandemic, society is deeply concerned about the spread of infection and seeking tools to help slow and ultimately stop the spread of the virus. Although no thermal cameras can detect or diagnose the coronavirus, FLIR cameras can be used as an adjunct to other body temperature screening tools for detecting elevated skin temperature in high-traffic public places through quick individual screening."

Thermal Imaging for Detecting Elevated Body Temperature

Can thermal cameras be used to detect a virus or an infection? The quick answer to this question is no, but thermal imaging cameras can be used to detect Elevated Body Temperature. FLIR thermal scanners have a long history of being used in public spaces—such as airports, train terminals...

www.flir.com

Great except that 85 percent of those infected have zero symptoms, so 85 percent of those infected get thru

 

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FLIR in Goleta is one our clients. When you enter the building you are scanned by a thermal imaging camera to detect elevated body and skin surface temperature.

"In light of the global outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19), which is now officially a pandemic, society is deeply concerned about the spread of infection and seeking tools to help slow and ultimately stop the spread of the virus. Although no thermal cameras can detect or diagnose the coronavirus, FLIR cameras can be used as an adjunct to other body temperature screening tools for detecting elevated skin temperature in high-traffic public places through quick individual screening."

Thermal Imaging for Detecting Elevated Body Temperature

Can thermal cameras be used to detect a virus or an infection? The quick answer to this question is no, but thermal imaging cameras can be used to detect Elevated Body Temperature. FLIR thermal scanners have a long history of being used in public spaces—such as airports, train terminals...

www.flir.com

Great except that 85 percent of those infected have zero symptoms, so 85 percent of those infected get thru

A useful tool. It still gives an indication whether or not anyone with a possible sickness can enter. Besides the employee's, clients and vendors that enter daily, there are also Military and Govt. folks both foreign and domestic that enter the facility. All part of the security screening process.