The SureVis thermal imaging camera was developed for the rapid and automated screening of human skin temperature as an indicator for illness. Its purpose is to help keep public spaces and workplaces safer.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the client engaged Boost Design to research and develop a new thermal imaging camera suitable for use in the post-pandemic recovery.
turnkey service
- Conducted research into available technologies and limitations
- Invented a new approach to produce a high-accuracy thermal imaging camera at a fraction of the cost of comparable offerings
- Developed a benchtop proof-of-concept of the technology, including electronics, firmware, software, and industrial design, proving feasibility of the low-cost technology
- Developed sales and marketing assets allowing the Client to test the market prior to committing to further development
- Conducted patentability searches and freedom to operate searches, and applied for a provisional patent on the technology
- Designed a prototype of the device suitable for performance testing
- Developed test methodologies and equipment to verify camera performance and accuracy
- Designed and developed all industrial design, electronics, firmware, and software for the production device
- Designed customisable mounting solutions, including desk mounts, floor standing mounts, and wall mounting systems
- Developed an upgraded software package, allowing WiFi connection of the camera to a local network, and a highly-configurable automated alert system that sends notification emails when high temperatures are detected
- Manufactured short-run production devices on behalf of the client
Award details
The Australian Good Design Award recognises excellence in design and innovation.
“We wanted to develop a unique product and there was no off-the-shelf technology available at the right price and performance. Boost came up with some new tech and after a couple of short R&D cycles we had a product. We also won a design award in recognition of the great work done by the Boost team.”
“We wanted to develop a unique product and there was no off-the-shelf technology available at the right price and performance. Boost came up with some new tech and after a couple of short R&D cycles we had a product. We also won a design award in recognition of the great work done by the Boost team.”
Director
SureVis
