Predictmedix links up with Juiceworks and Connectus to deliver coronavirus Safe Entry Stations in Canada

Predictmedix Inc (CSE:PMED) (OTCQB:PMEDF) announced a partnership Monday to deploy its Safe Entry Station units in partnership with event management firm Juiceworks Exhibits and marketing software company Connectus Global. 

The Safe Entry Systems rely on military-grade multispectral cameras paired with proprietary, clinically-based artificial intelligence algorithms to check for multiple symptoms associated with the coronavirus (COVID-19). 

With this partnership, Predictmedix will make its customizable Safe Entry Stations available to Connectus Global’s clients.  

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“We are excited to partner with Connectus Global and offer our AI-powered technologies to their clientele,“ Predictmedix CEO Rahul Kushwah said in a statement. “Connectus Global is offering workplace solutions to clients across North America, and our technology suite complements their technologies, which together can make a meaningful difference to the safety of guests, employees in various settings.”

Predictmedix previously worked with Juiceworks to deploy Safe Entry Stations at parties in Tampa Bay, Florida the weekend of Super Bowl 55.

“Working with Connectus will allow us to expand our reach by leveraging their extensive network throughout North America,” Juiceworks President Jonathan Auger said. “One of the biggest wins we have experienced as a result of the pandemic is the opportunity to partner with like-minded organizations looking to support communities as we re-ignite our economies and resume our regular routines responsibly and safely.”

The Safe Entry Station is entirely customizable, the company said, which can be retrofitted for permanent, temporary or mobile applications.

“Seeing this level of innovation is exciting to drive adoption of digital processes throughout the public and private sectors, what Predictmedix and Juiceworks are doing is revolutionary to introduce a new level of health measurement into the community,” Connectus CEO Mike Anderson said. “Increasing our understanding of what ‘community health’ truly looks like in a way never done before. We are excited about what the future holds and to bring this technology to our partners globally.”

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