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Kontrol Technologies Corp. is a provider of energy management, continuous air quality and emission solutions to commercial and industrial consumers. It delivers building intelligence through the Internet of things (IoT), software and cloud technology as well as project integration. Its smart technology is deployed to customers through a cloud-based interface accessible on desktops and mobile... see more

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Kontrol Technologies Corp > UPI spotlight19 ?

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Post by Jordan91 on Feb 18, 2021 10:05am

UPI spotlight19 ?

Wonder how UPI Spotlight19 will be as it can "scan your finger" to detect if you have covid infection in under 1 minute.. not sure how accurate that would be in comparision to our device.. but it seems like now we have competition :@

SpotLight-19^© technology platform features:

a non-invasive scan of a person's finger with a harmless beam of light
designed to provide confirmation of Covid-19 infection in less than 1 minute
low-cost testing.

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Comment by Jilly17 on Feb 18, 2021 11:07am

It's not competition as you believe it is. Seems it might be...it will take time first of all to see if Health Canada approves it. Also Biocloud has the capacity to check for many incoming viruses in the future. Also to point out... It isn't in real time like Biocloud is. Great find though! Thank you for sharing. :)

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Comment by fishtail on Feb 18, 2021 11:17am

It's still in "proof of concept stage" not yet confirmed for COVID effectiveness it does NOT address airborne detection - the primary means of transmitting CV. That's where KNR is still unique and ahead of everyone.

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Comment by Jordan91 on Feb 18, 2021 11:21am

Thats what i am wondering, seems a little iffy like it would need to get cleaned everytime someone puts their finger on it, and would cleaning chemicals alter the chance of "detection". Or what about amputees that do not have fingers to scan?

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