Squadle Sense™ Thermal Scanner combines infrared thermography with additional ambient sensors (temperature, humidity, and RGB camera) to perform a non-invasive and reliable temperature measurement. Machine learning is used to adjust initial thermal camera reads and improve accuracy.

Squadle Sense™ Thermal Scanner’s temperature thresholds are based on CDC guidelines of 100.4°F (38°C), with a healthy margin for elevated risk at 99.5°F (37°C). Thresholds for “Yellow” (elevated risk) and “Red” (high risk) can be manually adjusted by facilities.


They operate in the same way, except temperature guns can only provide readings from a single spot vs. an entire image area. Thermal cameras detect infrared radiation and translate it as a temperature reading.


Squadle Sense™ Thermal Scanner’s cloud platform includes our client admin web application, our over-the-air device management service, and a system for notifications and alerts. Our web application allows clients to set their facility policies, see reporting, and set alerts and notifications.

Admin users can set the staff screening policy, choosing the number of times per day/shift/week that staff members need to platform a temperature screen.


An individual screening takes less than 1 second. When the initial screening result is a borderline elevated risk, Squadle Sense™ Thermal Scanner will immediately run a few additional screenings to reduce variance and increase accuracy.


Squadle Sense™ Thermal Scanner is a security-first product. Stores can choose what data is collected and for how long, including an option to collect no data whatsoever.