Development of an STM32 Microprocessor System for Automatic Continuous Remote Temperature Control in an Intensive Flow of People



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Submitted Sep 14, 2021
Published Oct 18, 2021
10.24018/ejeng.2021.6.6.2597

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This article discusses the fundamental principles of non-contact temperature measurement, technical solutions that translate them into practice in order to automate temperature control and improve the current epidemiological situation in the world in connection with coronavirus infection, as well as a proposal for a new technical solution that is more affordable, which will increase coverage of the use of automatic systems for monitoring the body temperature of people in public places, and a description of the following steps for its implementation.

Keywords: Coronavirus, Infrared sensor, Microcontroller, Non-contact temperature measurement

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