SCC trials Thermal Fever Detection technology at Bournemouth Airport

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By LoadstarEditorial

29/04/2020

Wednesday, 29 April 2020, Birmingham, UK – SCC, Europe’s biggest independent IT solutions provider, is helping the UK respond to the COVID-19 crisis with innovative Thermal Fever Detection technology designed to help businesses prepare for life after lockdown, currently being trialled at Bournemouth Airport.

Already being extensively tested in hospitals, restaurants and airports across Britain, the Thermal Fever Detection solution uses devices ranging from handheld to fixed multi-camera systems to record body temperature and identify anyone displaying signs of fever, with real-time ...

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