Introduction

The non-contact intelligent body temperature monitoring system is one of the non-contact diagnosis and treatment equipment/systems developed by Zhongke Jinfu Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. by using the Internet of things and intelligent sensing technology, deeply combining the hospital application scenarios, relevant national policies, and future development trends. Make full use of key technologies such as intelligent sensors, green Internet of things, big data, expert systems, data bus, workflow engines, information application, and management systems, and focus on solving the actual business needs of the two related groups of medical staff and inpatients.

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Feature

• Software and network environment one-time deployment, long-term use
• The smart body temperature patch is distributed to patients on admission. It is used once and lasts for three to five days, and is discarded or replaced when it expires
• High-tech wrapping material, easy to use, no allergy, no harm to the body, no human operation deviation, high comfort
• Automatic data acquisition, automatic upload, automatic alarm, and temperature measurement frequency can be automatically adjusted according to the range and speed of body temperature
• In the process of use, there is no need for medical staff to operate, and the data is automatically uploaded, displayed, reminded, and recorded, which greatly improves the work efficiency of medical staff
• Automatically lock after the use cycle, to eliminate cycle use

Technical Specifications

application scenarios

Smart thermometers offer versatility and convenience due to their ability to provide continuous or remote temperature monitoring. They find applications in various settings, including:

• Healthcare Facilities: Smart thermometers are widely used in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities for monitoring patients' body temperature. They provide real-time temperature readings and can be integrated into patient monitoring systems for continuous monitoring.
• Home Healthcare: In-home healthcare settings, smart thermometers enable individuals to monitor their own or their family members' body temperature conveniently. They are particularly useful for monitoring fever in children or elderly individuals.
• Schools and Childcare Centers: Smart thermometers are used in schools and childcare centers for monitoring the body temperature of students and staff, especially during disease outbreaks or to identify individuals with fever symptoms.
• Workplaces: Employers use smart thermometers in workplaces to screen employees for fever symptoms, especially during public health emergencies like pandemics. They help identify individuals with fever quickly and prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
• Public Transportation Hubs: Smart thermometers can be deployed in transportation hubs such as airports, train stations, and bus terminals to screen passengers for fever symptoms. They help identify individuals with potential illnesses and prevent the spread of contagious diseases.
• Sports and Fitness Facilities: Smart thermometers are used in sports and fitness facilities to monitor athletes' body temperature during training sessions and competitions. They help prevent heat-related illnesses and ensure the safety of participants.
• Manufacturing and Industrial Settings: In manufacturing and industrial settings, smart thermometers are used to monitor workers' body temperature to ensure their safety and prevent heat-related injuries or illnesses.
• Travel and Hospitality Industry: Smart thermometers can be used in hotels, resorts, and other hospitality establishments to screen guests for fever symptoms during check-in. They help identify individuals with potential illnesses and prevent the spread of contagious diseases among guests and staff.
• Community Health Screening Events: Smart thermometers are used in community health screening events, health fairs, and vaccination clinics to screen participants for fever symptoms. They help identify individuals with potential illnesses and provide timely medical attention or guidance.

Emergency Medical Services: Emergency medical service providers use smart thermometers to monitor patients' body temperature during transport and emergency medical care. They help assess patients' condition and guide treatment decisions.

Overall, smart thermometers can be used in a wide range of settings to monitor body temperature effectively, facilitate early detection of fever symptoms, and prevent the spread of infectious diseases.