Vulcan Security Systems

In April 2020, the US FDA published guidance on the use of thermal cameras as initial screening tools for detecting elevated body temperature. In this new article, we take a detailed look at the guidance in the context of healthcare provider practices and facilities and how Mobotix thermal cameras can be deployed to meet the relevant criteria.

Healthcare Providers Can Use Thermal Cameras as Initial Screening Tool | Vulcan Security Systems Thermal cameras can be used by healthcare facilities as an initial temperature screening tool for further triage if elevated temps are detected in an individual.

New case study from one of our Alabama clients describes how dual sensor (thermal + optical lens) from Mobotix, combined with our event-based monitoring can eliminate the need for human security guards. The costs savings pay for the system in less than a year (and most businesses can expense the system costs, as well).

Dual-Sensor Mobotix Security Cameras Plus Event-Based Monitoring Eliminate Need for Security Guards | Vulcan Security Systems Thermal-optical dual security camseras plus Vulcan Security System's event-based monitoring service an investment that can pay for itself in less than one year through cost savings.

Introducing sensor-equipped thermal video security cameras that do more than "see" your premises. They can be programmed to enhance your business operations. Learn more in our new blog series on applications for thermal cameras.

New Series on Applications for Sensor-Equipped Thermal Cameras | Vulcan Security Systems Sensor-equipped security cameras are computers that can "see" visually and using thermal imaging and can be programmed to immediately respond to defined conditions.