Kiosk Vs. Passive Thermal Imaging Systems

As facilities across the nation begin to reopen to the public in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, it has become clear that thermal imaging technology will play a vital role in helping organizations mitigate the spread of the virus.

From thermal imaging camera solutions, to facial recognition and access control systems, Louisiana, Arkansas & Mississippi facilities will look much different than they did just a few months ago.

Giving you the ability to monitor and detect elevated body temperatures of many individuals at a time, our thermal imaging solutions are designed as a one-on-one system in order to provide our customers the most accurate thermal scanning device from an EST (Elevated Skin Temperature) standpoint.

To help clarify some of the questions we’ve received, below are the key differences between our Kiosk and Passive thermal imaging system.

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KIOSK

VS

PASSIVE

• Captures HD images of the subject being scanned.
• Captures thermal images of the subject with temperature readings displayed.

IMAGING

• Captures HD videos of the subject being scanned.
• Captures thermal images of the subject with temperature readings displayed.

• Access Control
• Facial Recognition
• Temperature Capture with Face Detection
• Mask/Inaccurate Mask Detection

DETECTION

• Intelligent Motion Detection
• Region Invasion Detection
• Cross-Border Detection
• Entry/Leave Area Detection
• External Sensor Linkage

STANDALONE SYSTEM:

• Desk Mount
• Wall Mount
• Column Mount
• Freestanding Floor Mount

SYSTEM

REQUIRES THREE COMPONENTS:

• Camera
• Blackbody
• Server

• Screen one subject at a time
• Ideal for temperature screening applications in smaller areas such as schools, office buildings and other public places.

CAPABILITIES

• Screen for multiple people at a time
• Ideal for temperature screening applications in high-traffic areas such as airports, hospitals, and factories

Our team has extensive knowledge of all thermal imaging devices currently available and our engineers are available for discussions about the best and most efficient way to protect your facility.
If you have any questions concerning our thermal systems or would like a free assessment for your facility, complete our contact form or call us today at (888) 909-2261.

We look forward to working with you to navigate through this new normal.

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