Health & Fitness
NY Times Reporter Takes Maplewood's Temperatures From Afar
The reporter wanted to test an infrared camera's ability to help detect coronavirus.

MAPLEWOOD, NJ — Is Big Thermometer watching you? A New York Times reporter published, on Thursday, a story in which he took to the streets of Maplewood with an infrared camera, noting that companies are using them to see if workers have high temperatures, a possible sign of coronavirus. "I got my hands on a temperature-reading infrared camera and hit the streets of Maplewood on a hot summer day last week," he wrote. "I wanted to understand where the camera succeeds and where the challenges are...."
Is this the (heat) wave of the future? Read the story here.
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