Thermal cameras at Tel Aviv hospital in order to identify abnormal high temperatures

Thermal cameras at Tel Aviv hospital in order to identify abnormal high temperatures
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Deployment Status	Ongoing
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Events	* uses Record type Property:Has event Start (1 April 2020, Documented, , No description)
City	Tel Aviv
Country	Israel
Involved Entities	Israel Aerospace Industries (AIA)
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Technology Deployed	AnyVision Software
Information Certainty	Documented
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Deployment Type	Health Surveillance
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managed by	AnyVision
used by	Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center
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Information Certainty: Documented

Deployment Purpose: Health Surveillance

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Product Deployed	AnyVision Software
Institutions ⠉	AnyVision
Datasets	Unknown Dataset 0101
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Status	Ongoing
Events	Start (1 April 2020, Documented, , No description)
Start Date
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Involved Entities	Israel Aerospace Industries (AIA)
Managed by	AnyVision
Used by	Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center

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City	Tel Aviv
Country ⠉	Israel

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Any Vision deployed thermal cameras at the Ichov Hospital in Tel Aviv in order to identify people with abnormally high temperatures.

In the upcoming days, Israel-based artificial intelligence-based face recognition startup AnyVision Interactive Technologies Ltd. will deploy thermal cameras at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov Hospital), the company’s chief operating officer Alex Zilberman told Calcalist. The cameras can measure body temperature from a distance and are capable of determining whether a high temperature is caused by disease or by another cause such as physical activity.1

The cameras used are provided by the Israeli owned military contractor IAI

AnyVision's system is based on MiniPOP thermal cameras provided by Israeli government-owned defense contractor Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI). The technology was originally developed for military warships and drones.1

The company claims that because they use thermal cameras, faces cannot be identified.

According to Zilberman, the thermal system does not have any face recognition privacy issues as the photos collected are taken by a thermal camera making it impossible to identify the people pictured in them. "This is not a security camera or face recognition tech," Zilberman said. "There is no way to take these videos and use them to identify a person. The technology does not allow it. There is no feature that someone can pay for and then identify people. It is impossible." 1

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