HiveID Thermal Imaging Platform
Due to the Covid-19 global pandemic (aka Coronavirus), businesses must offer effective and immediate strategies to mitigate further spread of the virus. As our country returns to a new normal, every precaution must be taken to ensure the safety of employees and the general public.
The CDC has identified having a fever as one of the main symptoms of having the Coronavirus. HiveID, a technology company, has incorporated thermal imaging into our RFID platform. We have worked with our suppliers to provide a real time solution with thermal imaging, a measurement technique to measure the temperature of the body.
While all elevated temperatures are not Coronavirus-related, thermal imaging is an effective tool to identify potential risk to employees and the general public.
HiveID – Infisense® FS256 Fever Screening System
HiveID uses a system called Infisense® FS256 which adopts infrared radiation measurement technique to measure body temperature by non-contact means. It provides audio alarms when a person with an elevated temperature passes by.
This system is a large venue system that can capture multiple thermal images at one time while in the same instance identifies the person associated with the image.
HiveID – GQ 1081 Fever Screening System
The GQ1081, has the ability using an infrared radiation measurement technique, to measure body temperature by non-contact means. It provides audio alarms when a person with an elevated temperature has been screened. The GQ1081 eliminates the need for up-close measurements with a forehead thermometer device.
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HiveID – RFID Technology
At HiveID, we inject RFID technology into the marketplace to be used as a solution set in resolving many complex small and large business issues.
RFID technologies have been around for many years. The continued explosion of the Internet of Things – using static home networked computers and mobile handheld devices – has spawned technology-driven applications effective in a variety of industries.