C2MI, the largest electronic systems research center in Canada, is implementing an AI-driven thermal screening technology to increase occupant safety at its facilities and allow security staff to focus on other critical tasks.

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Amazon.com has started to use thermal cameras at its warehouses to speed up screening for feverish workers who could be infected with the coronavirus.

The thermal camera bottom line is accurate detection, clarity and quality of image.

With a scan and set-up QR code, the VERA Thermal camera from 3xLOGIC enables integrators to set up cameras faster and more effectively, saving enterprises money on installation cost.

The low-cost P1290-E thermal camera from Axis Communications can be used as a sensor to avoid compromising privacy – like in schools, healthcare settings or care homes – since thermal imaging detects incidents without revealing personal details about the people in the scene.

Requiring no ambient light and providing excellent image quality in darkness, smoke or fog, Hanwha Techwin’s IP-based Wisenet thermal cameras are capable of long-range detection.

The MIC IP camera series from Bosch can withstand high winds, rain, fog, 100-percent humidity, temperatures as low as -40 degrees F and as high as 149 degrees F, extreme vibrations and more.