Description

A Body Temperature Detection System is a contactless technology used to measure a person’s body temperature, typically at entrances of buildings, workplaces, schools, or public places. It’s primarily used for health screening to detect fever, a common symptom of infections like COVID-19, flu, or other illnesses. 🌡️ What is Body Temperature Detection? It is a system—often integrated with access control or biometric devices—that uses infrared (IR) thermal sensors or cameras to detect the body’s surface temperature, usually on the forehead or wrist. 📷 How It Works User stands in front of the sensor/camera. The infrared sensor detects emitted heat. The device displays the temperature reading. If the temperature exceeds a set threshold (e.g., >99.5°F or 37.5°C), the system can: Deny access Trigger an alarm Record the event in logs