UM researchers design digital thermometers that can collect real time data


PETALING JAYA: Universiti Malaya’s researchers have come up with the country’s first infrared (IR) digital thermometer that can collect real time data.

The Internet of Things (IoT) innovation can be used to predict and detect Covid-19 hotspots in real time and it is expected to be ready for testing by next week.

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