Design and Development of Body Temperature Sensor for Attendance Machine

Abstract

In the face of the Covid-19 pandemic, health protocols have been implemented by checking the body temperature and limiting the number of people in the building. To support the implementation of the new normal period protocol, many activities that were not previously carried out have now become mandatory to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus. Measuring temperature and limiting the number of people in the building are new activities that must be done at this time. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a tool that can assist the process of checking body temperature and identify and limit the people who will enter the building in order to meet the specified requirements. This tool can take temperature measurements on the face without physical touch and also identify and record faces for verification of the attendance process, as a temperature measuring device developed by Omron in the form of the D6T-44L infrared sensor which is combined with the use of a camera and will be processed in a mini-PC that can communicate with a server via the internet network.