Internet of Things Inc Sees Surge In Demand For ThermalPass
Internet of Things Inc (TSXV: ITT) (OTC: INOTF) reported this morning that it is experiencing a surge in demand for its fever detection system known as ThermalPass, due in part to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic while businesses attempt to restart operations.
The company announced this morning that it is currently continuing discussions with a range of potential clients, which includes large property management companies, nationwide retail chains, as well as various levels of governments whom are wanting to utilize ThermalPass so they can open their facilities safely.
The ThermalPass system is superior to similar product offerings currently available on the market in that it uses medical grade sensors versus that of cameras. Infrared cameras tend to be less accurate, while being more costly and invade on privacy – something which privacy watchdogs have been clamoring over as of late.
ThermalPass’ AI-powered tech enables for fast, touch-free scanning on individuals as they walk through the device, measuring temperatures from a distance by detecting a persons infrared energy. Should an abnormality in temperature be detected, the system instant and quietly alerts security personnel, enabling a secondary check to occur while maintaining traffic flow. ThermalPass is intended to be placed at points of access for public spaces such as office buildings, stadiums, airports, and schools. The tech itself was developed by AI Labs, ITT’s subsidiary, in conjunction with Commersive Solutions, a developer of point-of-sale tech that creates unique retail experiences.
Furthermore, the company is has applied to Health Canada for its Medical Device Establishment License under the streamlined interim order process.
Internet of Things Inc last traded at $0.045 on the TSX Venture.
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