Minneapolis company behind thermal cameras that can check for a fever in half a second
As companies work to find ways to protect employees and guests from COVID-19, some are turning to thermal cameras that can screen people for a fever. VenueScreen President Zarir Erani joined the Buzz to chat about how the technology works and where it could be used in the future.
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