Hey everyone, today I'm going to take a look at a fur or thermal camera. This is a camera that shows the his signature of everything it sees. I already have a small one for checking 3D printer heat bed. And even the open thermal camera, a small open source one that attaches to my phone. But neither of those are accurate enough for what we want to do today. Fever screening. Ever since the SARS outbreak in Asia years ago, most airports and border crossings have thermal cameras. If there's an outbreak of something and you try to cross over the border with a fever, they'll see you and customs officials who take you for additional screening. Nothing sinister, just take your temperature with something more accurate. Run additional tests and take you to the hospital if that's necessary. Now of course, you're never going to get a perfectly accurate reading from a distance. And they are always asymptomatic carriers. But the idea is that by reducing the number of people actively shedding viruses in any environment, you reduce the number of people they can infect. If you take a bus with 50 people on it and fire carriers, many more people will be infected then if you only have one carrier on the bus. Everywhere you go right now in Xinjiang, shopping malls, subways, offices, factories, the thermal cameras and I are for more meters taking your temperature a dozen times a day. Not because we'll be able to spot every single carrier, but because if we spot many of them and the more you can isolate, the slower the virus can spread. While some of you might be uncomfortable looking to China, fever screening has been a key part of bringing COVID-19 under control in South Korea, Japan and Singapore. It's just one really good tool. In a larger toolbox, we use to fight these fibers. But you need the right tool and mildly the thermal cameras aren't accurate enough to do it. So today, I'm going to reveal the unique T165K. It's a thermal camera that is designed and optimized specifically for fever screening. My friends Lee Moore and Phil at AetherFru asked me to buy a few different models and send it to them express. AetherFru has been asked by New Rock to open up and fill orders for some special electronics that are needed in the fight against COVID-19. For the AetherFru workforce, good protections include gloves, masks and protocols, they also are using fur cameras as an evident-based way to do fever and temperature screening. Once AetherFru fully tests and evolates different models, they are going to be offering them for sale to schools and business. So things can slowly get back to normal. AetherFru is also making DIY guys for how to make your own thermal screening tools. Most importantly, it's documentation. AetherFru is better than anyone and using this in a scientific way is the only way to really benefit. You can't just go waving this around at random. There are protocols you need to follow if you want to be effective. I'm going to unbox this and take a look. Unfortunately, I'm still under home quarantine, so I won't be able to work a cloud of people past it. But I'll see what I can come up with to demonstrate it properly. I have a surprise for Lee Moore and Phil because it seems like the instructions are all in Chinese. I better figure out all these before I send it out to them. But I'm sure they have some Chinese speaking employees too. I'm going to use this thermometer to test my temperature so that I can see how accurate it is when I use the other third camera. On the third camera, I'm going to set the language to English because now it is in Chinese. If you decided to buy one and don't know how this is the setting icon, you click set and go to the first option and there is English. So you can set the day and time and it comes with this little SD card you can put it in and record images. Day and time temperature units, alert measurements, temperature units. Because this camera is sending off to America and the American use Fahrenheit, so I'm going to set it to Fahrenheit. So it turns out this third camera actually works just out of the box. So in the instruction it says when you turn it on after it wants up in 10 to 15 minutes, you can just point it at any people and then it will work. It doesn't have a lot of complicated procedure you need to do before you do this. After I measure my temperature, I'm going to mirror the image from the third camera to my laptop. They have this option in the USB mode and USB camera means, oh that's my, 35.6, I don't think that's accurate. Okay I'm going to try again on the other. Okay, it is done and it says 36.1, this time it's more accurate. So now I'm going to use the thermal camera to point at me and then mirror it in the middle of my laptop. Okay I just downloaded the software from the website so that I can mirror the image from the 4k network to my laptop. Okay that's 99 Fahrenheit, that's a bit of a fear that somebody you definitely want to check out. You will need a winter projector, or you need to get the reading, it's a fix. Okay I'm impressed. If you have a school or business, of course, hand washing, show show distance and masks always come first. But this is definitely something you want to think about to help you get back up and running while still protecting your people. Kewenai on my friends at Aetherfield, they'll be posting how to guys and DIY kids. They're also an American manufacturing company. They build electronics right in the heart of New York City so they'll probably have some really good tips on how you can get back to work safely when the time is right. That's it for today, I hope all of you that should be staying at home are. We can bid this together. Until next time, remember if I can do it, anyone can do it.