- After a mandatory corona break of several weeks, social services such as day 
and advice centers for homeless people are reopening in Germany. Operators have 
to comply with numerous hygiene regulations to minimize infection risks for 
customers and employees. This is why the MAhL ZEIT homeless day center has 
opted for DERMALOG's non-contact fever detection.

With its Fever Detection Camera, DERMALOG has developed a solution that 
measures body temperatures fast and accurately when walking by and can 
significantly reduce the risk of infection spreading in many areas. MAhL ZEIT 
homeless day center has chosen the company's system as part of its hygiene 
concept.

At the MAhL ZEIT entrance in Hamburg, guests and staff can make the contactless 
fever check by DERMALOG. The camera measures body temperature in real-time by 
scanning people's faces using state-of-the-art sensor technology. If an 
increased temperature is detected, the system displays an alert message. High 
accuracy, even from a distance of up to 2 meters, is another advantage of the 
camera. 

"For many of our visitors, we are the place to go for essential needs such as a 
hot lunch. That is why we must return to regular business as soon as possible 
without putting our visitors and employees at risk. The fever camera can make 
an important contribution here," says Marion Laux, head of the MAhl ZEIT day 
center.

DERMALOG's thermal camera is already being used in more than 60 countries. The 
"Made in Germany" system protects retail stores, offices, manufacturing halls, 
sports grounds, events, hotels, banks, public authorities and many other 
locations.

- Cross reference: Picture is available at AP Images (http://www.apimages.com) -

Press contact: 
DERMALOG Identification Systems GmbH
Sven Böckler
Press Relations 
+49-40-413227-0
info@dermalog.com
www.dermalog.com

Source: DERMALOG Identification Systems GmbH