Microlife Corporation

Chia-Chen Ho

Shih-Wei Huang

The present invention is related to a non-contact infrared thermometer, which includes at least three infrared sensors, an indicating unit and a microprocessor. The at least three infrared sensors are arranged in serial to receive an infrared ray at a target area. The indicating unit is configured to emit visible light on the target area to indicate a received infrared region. The microprocessor is configured to receive and process the infrared ray measured by the at least three infrared sensors to provide at least three temperature values, thereby determining that the object to be measured is an organism.

Infrared thermometer

An infrared thermometer (), comprising a handheld part () and a head () connected to the handheld part (). The head () comprises a bottom shell (); an infrared sensor () configured to measure the temperature of an object to be measured; a holder () configured to hold the infrared sensor () in the bottom shell (); a housing () configured to accommodate the infrared sensor () and the holder (), and combined with the bottom shell (); a first conductor () arranged on the housing (); and a second conductor () arranged between the first conductor () and the handheld part () and adjacent to the holder () wherein the first conductor () and the second conductor () are capacitive sensors.

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Taipei, Taiwan

Chia-Chen Ho