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Fever Detector

Low cost, automatic, open-source fever detector to help stores, schools, and workplaces re-open safely during Covid-19.

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These designs were produced by a team of 20 volunteer engineers through the Helpful Engineering non-profit organization.We are looking for people to help!- We need people who can build and test these and give us feedback on how to improve.- We would like to partner with someone to manufacture these at scale.Here is our Github:https://github.com/helpfulengineering/project-temperature-detection/wiki

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Dan Maloney wrote 08/13/2020 at 17:24 • point

Your Github lists multiple IR sensors. Are you using them all together, or did you settle on just one?

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danbakke1 wrote 08/17/2020 at 01:35 • point

Dan - good question. The device uses only one sensor. We have designed around using one of a certain Melexis sensor, but have tried to keep it open to adapt the design by substituting a different brand or part number. Since raw temperature sensors are in short supply, we have been attempting to have more flexible sourcing options.

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