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TechnologyOverviewMay 2020

Presented By,

6/2/2020 ThermView Technologies Inc. | Confidential 1

(678) 699-4636

[email protected]

www.ThermView.com

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Connecting External DevicesKit & Connections

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Typical Installation ExampleDistance and Camera Position

º

ºROI

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Possible Applications Include a Variety of Businesses, Hospitals, Airports, Schools, Courthouses and Factories

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Installation GuideOutdoor Environment Setup

º º

Note: Outdoor is not the recommended application.

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Operations Guide

② Region of Interest (ROI) temperature detecting

area

③ Alarm/Normaltemperature

① Alarm temperature setting

ROI #1 ROI #2

① Set desired temperature to trigger an alarm.

Manual for a fixed temperature. Auto for a higher temperature offset over the average/normal.

② Region of Interest – You can create 1 or 2 different ROI zones to show temperatures. Each zone will display the hottest temperature detected in the zone.

*i.e. a crowd of people will show 1 temp of the hottest person detected, everyone else in the ROI is of lower temps.

③ Alarm Temperature: The temperature set to trigger the alarm. Normal Temperature: The avg temperature reads within a certain amount of time.

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Alarm Notification

Copy image file with the name of “wgi_app_logo.png” or “wgi_app_logo.jpg”

to USB memory.

▪ png or jpg file format

▪ less than 512KB (1500 x 150 size is recommended)

▪ FAT32 USB format

Insert USB memory into NVR, it will reboot after beep sound, image will be

applied after rebooting.

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Network DiagramsExample #1 (Stand/Direction Connection w/ optional remote viewing)

WAN

Ethernet Switch / Hub

Laptop

Network Video Recorder

Live Monitor

Fever/Temp Camera

Tablet

Windows PC

Mobile Phone

Router

Optional Camera

Optional

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Network DiagramsExample #2 (Setup over LAN w/ Existing NVR System)

WAN

Ethernet Switch / Hub

Laptop

Tablet

Windows PC

Mobile Phone

Router

Network Video Recorder

Optional Camera

Ethernet Switch / Hub

Fever/Temp Camera

Optional Camera

Optional Camera

Ethernet Switch / Hub

Camera Camera

Existing NVR System

Live Monitor

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Single Camera Setup RecommendationHardware | Cost Breakdown

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Objective: LineSpex Temperature Detection Camera will be tested against other sources of fever detection technologies

People: LineSpex: R&D Team, Tech Support, Product Expert

Client: Environmental Health and Safety Directors, Project Managers

Test Environment: 1000 SQFT Space

Equipment: See next slide

Research Method: Screen many test subjects repeatedly

Hypothesis: Fever Detection Camera provides accurate temperature readings

Product Testing Set Up

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Benchmark Equipment

• The tests were performed with the following equipment, ceteris paribus

• Results from ThermView Fever Detection Camera were benchmarked against the equipment below and compared for

accuracy and consistency– All measurement devices exhibited small (<1F) deviations over similar conditions – highly repeatable

– ThermView Thermal IR camera measurements were consistent with all other auxiliary measurement devices across all test conditions, ceteris paribus

– In all simulated fever conditions the ThermView Thermal IR/HD camera reliably identified the subject

Oral Temporal Ear IR

Amgen Evergen Braun Milwaukee

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Test Results - Details

Description Findings Conclusions

DistanceIdeal sensor to forehead distance = up to 4.5ft

Temps reduce 0.25F as distance increases to 6-10ftRecommend set up with sensor

Head Angle/MouthThermal Camera sensitive to open mouth (~1-2F)

Not sensitive to head angleRecommend subject keep mouth closed and face camera

Repeatability All equipment measured the same over large time gaps Compensation feature allows camera to match the most trusted device

Range of Subjects Little effect on different sized people For shorter people either adjust ROI of used second ROI for lower view

PerspirationLittle variation between heavy and light perspiration

Both resulted in negligibly lower ratings Perspiration cools the skin slightly

EnvironmentBest to use indoors or outdoors with controlled environment that eliminates

hotter object in ROIRecommend use indoors or outdoors with controlled environment

Ice Effects Ice soaking has negligible effect Evaluate as part of testing

Hot/Cold BeverageThermal Camera picks up hot beverage

Doesn’t pick up cold beverage (stays on body temp)

Recommend do not allow hot beverages during scan, cold beverages

OK

Head/Arm CoverageGlasses have negligible effect, sunglasses has small effect, head covering has

large effect if covering faceGlasses OK. Recommend removing hats if covering face

Simulated Fever All sensors tracked each other and found the elevated temperatures Recommend set alarm for 100F

Crowd Size Camera picks up the hottest person in the crowd. Recommend single or double line for most accurate measurements

Sunscreen Negligible effect Sunscreen OK

Walking SpeedThermal Camera alarmed under all speeds when directly facing incoming

subject

Recommend camera set up so that it is facing

the direction the subject is walking or at slight angle

Reliability All measurement devices exhibited similar deviations – highly repeatable LineSpex Thermal Camera reliability on par with all other equipment

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Comparison of Temperatures by Method

Axillary/Forehead (°F) Oral (°F) Rectal/Ear (°F)

98.4–99.3 99.5–99.9 100.4–101

99.4–101.1 100–101.5 101.1–102.4

101.2–102 101.6–102.4 102.5–103.5

102.1–103.1 102.5–103.5 103.6–104.6

103.2–104 103.6–104.6 104.7–105.6

Source: Kaiser Permanente https://healthy.kaiserpermanente.org/health-wellness/health-encyclopedia/he.fever-temperatures-accuracy-and-comparison.tw9223

• The average normal oral temperature is 98.6°F (37°C).

• A rectal temperature is 0.5°F (0.3°C) to 1°F (0.6°C) higher than an oral temperature.

• An ear (tympanic) temperature is 0.5°F (0.3°C) to 1°F (0.6°C) higher than an oral temperature.

• An armpit (axillary) temperature is usually 0.5°F (0.3°C) to 1°F (0.6°C) lower than an oral temperature.

• A forehead (temporal) scanner is usually 0.5°F (0.3°C) to 1°F (0.6°C) lower than an oral temperature.

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Operations GuideHow to search & playback the recording data

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Operations GuideDetection Distance and ROI (Region of Interest) setting

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Operations GuideAlarm Temperature Setting

° °

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Installations GuideCalibration to match temperature readings to like Devices (Optional)

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Operations GuideHow to turn ON/OFF Buzzer sound

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Troubleshooting

Problems and descriptions Solution

Camera is not turned on

✓ Please check if camera power is connected properly.

✓ Please check voltage description of connected power. It requires 12V DC.

✓ Please check and replace power supply if power is not still on after checking above

description.

Temperature is reading too high or too low

✓ Please check if the correct distance is set in the camera.

✓ Please check if there is an abnormal amount of compensation/offset set in the camera.

✓ Please check if the camera mode setting: Skin Temperature or Body Temperature.

Camera/NVR alarm is going off at a low temperature

✓ Please check the operational guide section to correctly set the desired alarm temperature.

✓ Please check if alarm mode is set to auto or manual.

✓ Please adjust alarm temperature setting accordingly to your environment.

I cannot see sensor/alarm markings in playback or playback log ✓ Please check the DVR MENU under Menu > Record, and select Emergency Record OFF

I can’t log into the Windows Control Center Software ✓ The try the following: Software Default Username: admin, Password: admin

I can’t add the DVR/NVR to Control Center, it says Authorization Fail. ✓ The try the following: Camera Default Username: admin, Password: 12345.

I can’t add the DVR/NVR to Control Center, it says Failed to Connect. ✓ Please check the IP settings of the DVR/NVR to make sure they are correct for your network.

Can’t be connected to camera setup over internet

✓ Please check if software is installed well or not.

✓ Please enter camera’s ID and Password correctly. Then try the following:

Default Username: admin, Password: 12345.

Don’t know camera’s IP ✓ Please check the IP address using IPTOOL.

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Troubleshooting

Frequently Asked Questions Solution

What are the recommended best practices foroperating the temperature camera?

✓ Exact temperature readings shouldn’t be the main goal of this device. It’s primarily a pre-screening device and when alerted, you do actual screening using a medical thermometer.

✓ Environmental conditions can easily influence the temperature readings of subjects. For instance, the morning, your average reading may be 1-4 degrees below subject readings taken in the afternoon.

✓ What you should be looking for is abnormal temperature readings above the average temperaturereading. So whether the average reads 93°ish in the cold, watch for anyone triggering over 95°. If in a hotter temperature environment and the average is 99°, then watch for anything above 101-102°.

What is the recommended distance to read temperatures from the camera to the target subject?

✓ 1~2m is ideal, but configurable up to 3m. (Please remember to set your distance in the camera OSD Menu).

Can the Temp Camera display a thermal image?✓ The temp camera does not display a thermal image, instead the thermal sensor is used to Detect

skin temperatures or calculate body temperatures to display over a HD real-time image.

Why is the detected temperature different from

the normal body temperature of 98.6°F?

✓ 98.6°F was established back in 1851. Today most people’s average temp is actually closer to 97.9°F.

✓ Also know that the thermal sensor is not a thermometer, by default the thermal sensor detects the current temperature of human skin. This can be affected by the environment.

✓ There is also a body temperature mode that will display an advanced calculation of body temperature, you will find this reading to be much closer to a thermometer reading.

What type of thermal sensor is being used inside the ThermView (Linespex) Temperature Camera?

✓ FLIR Uncooled VOx Microbolometer Sensor, Frequency Range of 8~14um and Thermal Sensitivity of 50mK.

Can I trigger a device by using the temperature alarm feature of the temp camera?

✓ You can set the NVR to activate a 5V DC relay from the back of the NVR on alarm detection. (This requires the HDNVR36PE16H), not available on 4 and 8CH NVRs. You can use this relay to activate many different devices such as buzzers, sirens, lights, and locks.

Do I need to calibrate or compensate the temperature readings to match another device?

✓ While the option is available, it is not required. The Temp Camera is a contactless reading device,many things like the environment and distance from the object can lower or raise temperature readings on the camera vs a zero distance or contact temperature type reader.

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Troubleshooting

Frequently Asked Questions Solution

Is the ThermView (Linespex) Temperature Camera FDA approved?

✓ No. Only thermal imaging devices used for screening various cancers and diseases which are rated Class III devices require FDA Approval. All temperature detection cameras are rated for Class Iwhich cannot gain an Approval rating, only clearance.

Does the ThermView (Linespex) Temperature Camera require a blackbody device?

✓ No.

✓ Blackbody devices only raise accuracy for temperature readings from ±0.9°F to ±0.5°F (±0.5°C to ±0.3°C). This would be important if the camera was being used as a Class III Medical device, but all temperature cameras designed for “pre-screening” purposes only are Class I devices.

✓ It’s only important to find the abnormally high temperature among the average and then pull thesubject aside for a proper medial screening.

Can the camera be used to detect crowds of people?

✓ Yes, but for the camera will only display the hottest reading. So if there are 4 subjects in view andone subject reads 97.7°F, that means the other 3 subjects temperature reading was below 97.7°F.

✓ Showing 1 temperature display simplifies the readings of multiple temperature readings on 1 screen.

✓ You can set 2 different Regions of Interest to show up to 2 temperature readings in one view if you require more than 1 temperature reading.

✓ Ideally you would setup the temperature camera at the end of an existing crowd funnel or securitycheckpoint. This would allow accurate readings and easy identification of any subjects that pass bythe temperature camera.

Where can I download software and firmware updates? ✓ Please visit www.linespex.com and navigate to support and downloads.

Who can I contact if I have any questions for support? ✓ You can email support at [email protected] or call us direct at 1 (662)-268-2236

Who can I contact for questions about purchasing a system? ✓ You can email sales inquiries at [email protected] or call us direct at 1 (678)-699-4638.

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• For More Information Call: (678) 699-4636

[email protected]

• www.ThermView.com

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