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A Customer of mine is installing an "AI-based temperature screening system"[1]. It's retailing for over $3K. Based on the manual it looks like a facial recognit
by EvanAnderson 6y ago
A Customer of mine is installing an "AI-based temperature screening system"[1]. It's retailing for over $3K. Based on the manual it looks like a facial recognition access control security product (it can interface with the industry standard Wiegand protocol) with an infrared thermometer bolted on and a bunch of gross profit thrown in for good measure. The manual has the look of being a product rushed to market.
https://www.richtech-ai.com/product-page/aatss-v2-pro-enterprise https://www.richtech-ai.com/product-page/aatss-v2-pro-enterp...
- makomk 6y agoPresumably the "AI" part is that it knows not to set off an alarm if the person's cup of coffee has a fever, as has apparently happened at automated temperature screening points in China.
- fuzzy2 6y agoOh yeah, I also had a technology evaluation on the job on this very topic. It's impressive how entirely inadequate IR cameras are. Glasses, no glasses, tilted head, hot food, ... Sadly, we never got to the facial recognition stage because the client decided they didn't want to support it.