Domestic Control Panel for Contactless Thermometry and Hand Disinfection to Arrive in a Month – Hola Systems from Nis Plans Production of up to 100 Devices and Month

A control panel for contactless thermometry and hand disinfection, an innovative product by Hola Systems from Nis, should become available in the Serbian market in a month to a month and a half, the director and owner, Dragan Miljkovic, said for eKapija.

This control panel, which will be used for prevention of the spreading of coronavirus and other infectious diseases, is one of the 12 innovative projects financed by the Innovation Fund.

Miljkovic explains for our portal how this innovative product will look and how it will be used.

– The panel has one thermal camera, which is always on. It is contactless, has no buttons and it's enough for the user to stand in front of the device, and the camera measures the body temperature through data collected from the forehead. The screen then displays the info whether everything is in order or not, and if the temperature is high, a light is switched on which indicates that a person with high temperature has entered the premises – Miljkovic says and adds that instructions will also be available on the device itself.

According to him, the device also has a facial recognition screen and will be able to send a signal for the further movement of the person within the premises, for example, for the opening of doors, or so that the data of the persons with high temperature would be stored in the database which will show the number of measurements in a day and who had high temperature, along with images of those people.

In addition to thermometry, the innovative control panel will also serve as a device for hand disinfection.

Hola Systems also plans to export this innovative control panel, and Miljkovic says that there are already interested clients from Dubai.

Branislava Petrovic

Hola systems doo

Fond za inovacionu delatnost Beograd

Dragan Miljković

control panel for contactless thermometry and hand disinfection

coronavirus

Covid 19

contactless thermometry

interactive devices sensitive to touch