The ability to identify potential virus carriers is key to breaking the chain of contagion — especially in crowded spaces. Monitoring elevated skin temperatures can help detect potentially infected people, enabling proactive measures to prevent any spread.

Thermal camera screening can save a lot of time by quickly revealing when individuals may be infected. No-contact infrared thermometers or thermal imaging cameras can help transportation companies and staff obtain critical information during outbreaks.

This technology enables you to screen large crowds quickly and efficiently and with minimum contact or intrusion. Crucially, this can be done without causing congestion or other hold-ups. Plus, being no-contact ensures travelers don’t feel hassled.