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Application cases of Enfucell wearable temperature tag on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic in Wuhan.
March 27, 2020
By: Anthony Locicero
Copy editor, New York Post
In March 2020, the prevention and control of COVID-19 pandemic have entered a new stage. The response levels of many provinces in China are downgraded, and the prediction model of the Zhong Nanshan Academician team shows that the pandemic may end in June. All signs show that the COVID-19 Pandemic has been effectively prevented and controlled in China. This protracted “national war against COVID-19 pandemic” has appeared an apparent turnaround. In contrast to the China’s situation, the pandemic in foreign countries is getting worse. As of March 18, the cumulative infections abroad have exceeded 80,000, causing nearly 3,000 deaths. The pandemic in Italy, Iran and other countries is even more severe. As of March 18, the cumulative fatalities worldwide are over 5,000. Although the main battlefield against pandemic has been transferred from China to foreign countries, the situation of pandemic prevention and control in China is still grim and complex since overseas imported cases have appeared in many Chinese cities. The vigilance against COVID-19 still cannot go down. Many “black-tech” applications have also been put into the “protracted-war” of pandemic prevention and control as superb anti-pandemic instruments in a timely manner. Among them, a revolutionary flexible electronic technology exerts its miracle effect and provides a targeted complete solution that can meet the rising demand for continuous temperature monitoring under pandemic prevention and control. Why is temperature monitoring a key difficulty in pandemic prevention and control? In the prevention and control of this pandemic, the Chinese government has adopted positive response measures like crowd quarantine, temperature monitoring and other control measures. Among them, temperature detection has become the first step to filter the potential COVID- 19 infections. In public places, traffic crossings, home quarantine, etc., the primary confirmationmethods adopted are temperature. Crowded places such as stations, supermarkets, hospitals and other public places are logically the key areas for pandemic prevention and control. However, common temperature-measuring devices (infrared thermometers, mercury thermometers, etc.) have different degrees of “deficiencies.” For example, traditional temperature measuring devices cannot automatically record temperature data and are easily affected by ambient temperature; some temperature-measuring devices have high user experience requirements, people must be trained to use it and they cannot be used “plug and play.” Direct-contacting temperature measurement is prone to cross-infection, so it is not suitable to use such temperature measuring devices that directly contacts the human body like mercury thermometers. In stations, supermarkets, etc. which always have a large flow of people, traditional temperature measurement cannot accurately locate personnel, some body temperature measuring devices are too large in weight and volume to carry around. These problems have also become difficult and pain points for the target group’s temperature monitoring. Take the aircraft cabin – a closed environment as an example to show the use of smart wearable temperature tag in the following flowchart:
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