In the course of the Coronavirus pandemic, the hospitality industry has come under increased scrutiny by public authorities. At the same time, owners are concerned that guests’ comfort could be affected by health-protection measures.
With its Fever Detection Camera, DERMALOG has developed a solution that measures body temperatures fast and accurately when guests walk by. This can significantly reduce the risk of infection spreading. The Baltic Hotel on the German island of Usedom also uses the company’s system as part of its hygiene concept.
In the hotel lobby, every guest can have the contactless fever check by DERMALOG. The company’s system measures body temperature in real-time by scanning people‘s faces using state-of-the-art sensor technology. If an increased temperature is detected, the system displays an alert message. High accuracy, even from a distance of up to two metres, is another advantage of the camera. As an option, DERMALOG‘s temperature check includes automated mask detection. If a person enters a hotel or restaurant without a face mask, the system displays a message informing the person that a mask is mandatory.
“The temperature check provides us with an easy way to check ourselves for fever and gives our guests a sense of security,” says Tim Dornbusch, managing director of Baltic Hotel.
DERMALOG’s thermal camera is already being used in more than 60 countries. The “Made-in-Germany” system protects hospitals, public buildings, offices, manufacturing halls, hotels, retail stores, banks, sports grounds and many other locations.
For more detailed information about the Fever Detection Camera, visit the homepage or email to [email protected].
DERMALOG Fever Detection Camera Showcases
Thermal Camera in operation in hospitals and nursing homes
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