New Delhi: Gurgaon-based Artificial Intelligence startup launches thermal cameras called JARVIS to its video analytics platform which the company claims to trace anyone above 98.6 degree Fahrenheit of body temperature
Staqu the (AI) startup Wednesday launched thermal cameras which alerts on persons with a body temperature, which enable authorities to identify and inspect suspected coronavirus carriers. On identifying increase body temperature, the system alert on heat signatures directly through the cameras, the company says.
"Our latest technology removes the human intervention in early stages of detection; through heat wave analysis and more, the technology helps in proactively taking preventive efforts to reduce the risk of the spreading the virus," said Atul Rai, CEO and Co-founder, Staqu.
The camera has a range of up to 100 metres and can identify multiple people at the same time. At airports and railway stations, the AI-powered thermal cameras can be installed for the early detection and prevention of Virus spread.
