The Mesh Company, LLC

Joo Sung Lee

Jung Hoon Lee

Hyun Chul Ko

An optimal automatic mapping method between a real image and a thermal image in a body heat tester, and the body heat tester using the method. The real image from the real imaging camera has wider angle of view than the thermal image from the thermal imaging camera, to maximize the use of thermal imaging without omission of thermal imaging pixels in a thermal inspection device using an infrared imaging device. The body heat tester comprises a thermal imaging camera, a real imaging camera and a data processing unit. The data processing unit matches the thermal and real images, obtains the reconstructed real image matched with the thermal image by stretching or shortening the top, bottom, left, and right of the real image based on the thermal image, and detects the body heat (temperature) of the subject using the thermal image and the reconstructed real image.

Optimal automatic mapping method of real image and thermal image in a body heat tester and body heat tester applying method thereof

The present invention relates to an externally mounted calibration device and a temperature measurement system using the same. The temperature measurement system calibrates the temperature of the thermal camera using an externally mounted temperature calibration device that is mounted on one side of the outside of the thermal camera unit and includes a temperature measurement substrate with a temperature sensor. The temperature measurement substrate of the externally mounted temperature calibration device is captured simultaneously with the subject to be measured on the screen of the thermal camera, and using the temperature of the temperature measurement substrate measured by the temperature sensor and the temperature of the temperature measurement substrate measured by the thermal camera, the temperature of the subject to be measured by the thermal camera is calibrated, thereby ensuring that the thermal camera always maintains a constant temperature measurement result regardless of the environmental temperature when used.

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Wonju-si, South Korea

Joo Sung Lee