An Identiv Product: uTrust SafeTemp Body Temperature Measurement Patch

uTrust SafeTemp

Body Temperature Measurement Patch

Identiv’s uTrust SafeTemp wearable NFC-enabled body temperature measurement patch supports the reopening of public venues and simplifies patient monitoring by government and healthcare workers.

Key Features

NFC and potential of the IoT combine to make body temperature monitoring easier than ever

Smart NFC sensor can track, monitor, and store temperature readings

Patch is most accurately read when applied under the upper arm (accuracy of 0.3°C)

Features skin friendly, water-resistant adhesive and can be worn for several days or a week

For instant temperature measurements, tap the passive patch with any NFC-enabled smartphone

Monitored via the cloud, temperature measurements can be assessed without in-person reads

Application Fields

Public spaces, including theme parks and stadiums, helping operators keep attendees and employees comfortable, confident, and safe

Government and healthcare workers can use a passive or active version for quarantined citizens, employees, or patients testing positive for COVID-19

Clinical-grade option can be combined with high-accuracy temperature sensor

Follows the ASTM E1112 Standard for Electronic Thermometers for Intermittent Determination of Patient Temperature

Active battery version can track body temperatures over a longer period of time without tapping

The Security Benefits of Unifying NFC and Blockchain

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