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Product description

Korea's quarantine system, which is called K-Quarantine, is a good example of coronavirus prevention around the world, has not implemented Lockdown at all, unlike Western countries, and has lowered the infection rate by efficiently inducing individuals to wear masks. In addition, K-Quarantine has installed fever screening cameras at most entrances to schools, public buildings, and crowded buildings to measure the face temperature of those who enter the building and filter out people who are suspicious of having fever, to basically prevent those who have heat from entering the building. In the first half of 2020, COX provided all elementary/middle/high schools in Seoul, capital city of Korea, with CG320 cameras, and in the second half of 2020, it released CF320B fever screening cameras with combination of visible camera, thermal camera and black body. In February 2021, COX once again released the most reliable easy to use all-in-one fever screening camera, named AIO-320, which includes PC, monitor, blackbody and stand. The AIO-320 fever screening camera uses a 384x288-pixel microbolometer sensor dedicated to thermal cameras that can measure the face temperature of people on the move the most accurately at the current technology level, including black body in the camera configuration, minimizing changes in the environment (temperature, wind, etc.) to get very high accuracy of +/-0.2℃ in measurement.