Chinese startup Rokid develops special glasses that can screen for Covid19 symptoms
A security guard wearing thermal glasses developed by Rokid poses during a demonstration for the media, following the coronavirus disease outbreak, in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China. April 30, 2020
"Apart from fixed temperature measurement, T1 can provide portable, distant and prompt temperature checking, which would be a great help," Xiang said. The company said it is now is upgrading the T1 to take multiple temperature readings simultaneously for use in places like malls and airports.
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