Why Temperature Kiosks for Schools is Vital To Keep Students Safe

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The efficiency at which temperature kiosks work make them ideal for vetting large groups of people such as at sporting events or in schools or colleges where attendees can be scanned as they arrive. The technology inside the kiosks is similar in nature to thermal cameras and scans the forehead of a subject to get an accurate reading of their temperature form their temporal artery. Indeed, way back in May the SAGE group, that is the body of advisors who provide the government on how to deal with the crisis, advocated the need to have a robust identify, track, and trace system in place in order for schools to fully reopen (the original article can be found on the TES website here). What a temperature scanning kiosk allows you to do is pick up on the most common symptom, a fever which presents in the vast majority of cases (even the young), and isolate those affected from others quickly to keep the spread of infection at bay. But while a sign in device (one that each user has to enter their details into) is great for small educational establishments, training thousands of students to log in to such a system is unfeasible for most schools.

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