Sarawak guna sistem pantau suhu pesakit Covid-19 dari jauh
Petugas perubatan dibebani tugas untuk mengambil suhu suspek atau pesakit Covid-19 secara manual. – Gambar fail The Malaysian Insight, 18 April, 2020.
SEORANG pakar akademik Sarawak mencipta satu sistem baharu bagi membantu meringankan tugas doktor dan jururawat mengambil suhu badan pesakit Covid-19. Patrick Then dan pasukannya dari Universiti Swinburne Sarawak mengambil masa tiga bulan untuk menghasilkan sistem itu yang digelar ‘pemantau suhu badan manusia jarak jauh’.
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