The Flouke Infrared Thermometer Zaps the Stats of Any Subject
Amelia Roblin — October 31, 2011 — Unique
References: industrialdesignserved
Contact is no longer necessary to learn the temperature of an object, for the Flouke Infrared Thermometer concept boasts the ability to measure using a laser. Looking at this gadget, you might hardly guess its function, given that measuring devices of its type typically take a couple of recognizably iconic forms.
This David Semrád invention is smooth and snakelike, affording the user an ergonomic grip as he points it at his target. Resembling a remote control, the contraption comprises a head with a laser pinhole above an ocular infrared sensor which gathers input from the subject's thermal radiation. A detailed digital display screen provides data regarding the value of the findings in degrees celsius or fahrenheit. A large yellow button on top of the Flouke Infrared Thermometer can simply be depressed when a reading is desired.
This David Semrád invention is smooth and snakelike, affording the user an ergonomic grip as he points it at his target. Resembling a remote control, the contraption comprises a head with a laser pinhole above an ocular infrared sensor which gathers input from the subject's thermal radiation. A detailed digital display screen provides data regarding the value of the findings in degrees celsius or fahrenheit. A large yellow button on top of the Flouke Infrared Thermometer can simply be depressed when a reading is desired.
Trend Themes
1. Infrared Thermometer Technology - The trend of using infrared technology in thermometers opens up opportunities for contactless temperature measurement in various industries.
2. Ergonomic Design - The trend towards sleek and user-friendly designs in measurement devices allows for improved ease of use and accuracy.
3. Digital Display Screens - The increased use of detailed digital display screens in measurement devices provides users with clear and easily readable data.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can benefit from infrared thermometer technology by enabling contactless temperature measurement for patients, promoting hygiene and convenience.
2. Industrial Manufacturing - Infrared thermometers with ergonomic designs can be used in industrial settings for temperature monitoring of machinery and equipment, enhancing efficiency and safety.
3. Food and Beverage - The use of digital display screens in infrared thermometers can be valuable in the food and beverage industry for precise temperature control during production and storage processes.
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