QuikSense

The current social health climate/status of society/has many public locations and businesses looking to have individuals check their temperature before entering to ensure they are not ill and to provide safety for others. To support these efforts, Truyo launched QuikSense, a new plug and go temperature wrist sensor, that measures an individual’s temperature quickly and accurately. This system works in public spaces, where a temperature wrist sensor is fitted onto a kiosk or a standalone device. Users hover their right wrist over the sensor until it beeps and answers a few screening health questions. Once the reading is complete, QuikSense can send the results to the user’s smartphone or show the answer on the display screen.

To help users and operators get the most of the system’s possibilities, we launched a training that explains how to operate QuikSense safely and efficiently.

In partnership with Truyo, we want to provide individuals with a sense of security that the establishment they are about to enter is safe for people to proceed. No personal information or data will be shared or visible on the screen. Quicksense works with any hardware that utilizes a Windows 10 operating system and Intel i3 processor or higher.