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Integrated Optical System Helps Contain COVID-19 in Airports

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ROBIN RILEY, WEB EDITOR
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Will automated infection tracking become standard procedure in airports around the world? Real-time thermal monitoring combined with biometric data that could be immediately extracted and analyzed would help airport personnel quickly identify individuals with potential illness in even the most crowded terminals. Possible points of contact with the individual could also be tracked and identified. To help airlines manage through the COVID-19 outbreak and beyond, Amorph Systems and VANTIQ are working with hardware and development partners, including several camera vendors such as...Read full article

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    Published: April 2020
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    lidar
    Lidar, short for light detection and ranging, is a remote sensing technology that uses laser light to measure distances and generate precise, three-dimensional information about the shape and characteristics of objects and surfaces. Lidar systems typically consist of a laser scanner, a GPS receiver, and an inertial measurement unit (IMU), all integrated into a single system. Here is how lidar works: Laser emission: A laser emits laser pulses, often in the form of rapid and repetitive laser...
    thermal imaging
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    machine vision
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    computer vision
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