Predictiv AI advances ThermalPass to the production planning and manufacturing go-to-market phase

Predictiv AI Inc (CVE:PAI) (OTCMKTS:INOTF) said Monday that it has advanced to the production planning and manufacturing go-to-market phase for its ThermalPass, an artificial intelligence-enabled, thermal sensor temperature screening system. 

As a result, the company confirmed its commercial launch of ThermalPass on October 13 at a demonstration ceremony at Anderson Haulage, a trucking company that employs more than 200 persons in Ontario. 

Predictiv AI said the launch phase had been established based on a month of quality control and performance stress tests conducted by one of the world’s leading intelligent sensor, aeronautical and space science engineering firms Makel Engineering Inc — which works with NASA and other exemplary organizations providing the highest global standard of engineering.

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Such a move set in motion immediate commercialization plans for ThermalPass, confirming the efficacy and marketable functionality of the fever-detection system, Predict AI said.  

“Keeping my employees safe is my number one priority as we continue to manage through this pandemic and recruit protocols that will keep our employees safe,” said Michael Anderson, president of Anderson Haulage, in a statement. 

“ThermalPass is the perfect solution for us to offer another layer of protection in mitigating the spread of COVID-19 to keep our workplace as safe as possible. ThermalPass is a no-brainer. It blends into our working environment, while autonomously scanning body temperatures to make sure we maintain a fever-free work environment.”  

ThermalPass was developed to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and other fever-bearing contagions in high-traffic locations, such as supermarkets, schools, office buildings, subways and train stations, hospitals, long-term care facilities, movie theaters, sports arenas, and more.

“For months we have been working with various organizations and businesses, in different verticals, collecting their feedback on what is important to their workplaces and public spaces as it relates to COVID-19 readiness,” said Predictiv AI CEO Michael Lende.

“We learned much about the multiple uses ThermalPass can have for these industries and built an extensive pipeline for sales as we bring our system to market.”

ThermalPass’s distinctive advantages over the competition are many, predominately its use of medical-grade sensors over camera-based solutions that have the possibility of infringing on a person’s privacy. ThermalPass takes 480 temperature readings per second without encroaching on an individual’s privacy or violating social distancing rules.

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