Airport Tests Smart Helmet To Detect Fever From A Distance
LEIPZIG, GERMANY - AUGUST 22: Participants wearing FFP2 protective face masks take a concessions break during a performance by singer Tim Bendzko at the RESTART-19 Covid transmission risk assessment study in a concert setting at an indoor arena during the coronavirus pandemic on August 22, 2020 in Leipzig, Germany. The study, organized by the University Hospital of Halle (Saale), simulates a live concert venue with several thousand audience members in three different scenarios in order to develop risk reduction measures for large events. Participants wear tracer devices to track their movements and sensors measure aerosol currents in the arena. All participants had to undergo a Covid-19 test within the last 48 hours and test negative in order to take part.
Taking temperature just got high-tech.
Michigan’s Bishop International Airport is going to be the first to have a smart helmet visor that can detect a fever from a distance. Airport director Nino Sapone says it’s a “game-changer” and adds the police will have the flexibility to walk through the terminal to randomly select people.
The temperature scans show up on the visor. The helmet also has facial recognition and license plate technology.
Source: WXYZ
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