Showing temperature data into a video feed from AXIS camera. Data are fetched from plugged temperature sensor and shown in video.
We developed a simple integration to visualize measurements of human body temperature by plugging a wall thermometer into a Raspberry Pi and connecting it to an AXIS camera via network.
The thermometer takes people's temperature and the results are displayed on a screen as a simple infographic using CamOverlay App. The micro app can also send event data to a video management system or other systems via HTTP push or MQTT, so you can search quickly through recorded footage or send notifications to responsible personnel.
This integration is a cost and time-effective virus/disease prevention measure in office buildings, shops, and other public spaces.
The core of this integration is CamScripter RPi and an RK Technology K3 Pro IR thermometer. The thermometer is plugged directly into a Raspberry Pi, CamScripter RPi forwards the data into an AXIS camera and the measurements are displayed via CamOverlay App graphics.
Our thermometer integration is a great solution for efficient health monitoring in shops, office buildings, and factories. It's fast, convenient, and utilizes a thermometer model available all around the world.
Hardware
Software
Any compatible camera from Axis Communications with an ARTPEC-5/6/7/8 processor can be used for this integration. The full Axis camera portfolio is available at axis.com – just make sure to check compatibility with CamStreamer apps beforehand.
The Raspberry Pi features high-quality, two-part ABS construction, with cut-outs for the dual micro HDMI, Audio/Video, USB and Ethernet ports, as well as the USB-C power connector and access to the microSD card.
The RK Technology K3 Pro IR thermometer is a simple, fast and accurate, non-contact IR thermometer for temperature measurement at inputs or ducts. It can be mounted on a wall or on a tripod, measures 0–50°C with a response time of 0.5 s, and is switchable between °C/°F. It features a digital display, automatic focusing, and a USB cable (1.8 m).'