Self-service terminal with temperature measurement function

Abstract

The invention provides a self-service terminal with a temperature measurement function. The self-service terminal comprises a human body induction module, an infrared temperature measurement module and a distance measurement module; the human body induction module is used for detecting whether a person approaches or not and sending a detection result to a controller in real time; the distance measurement module is used for measuring the distance between a human body and the self-service terminal and sending the measured distance to the controller in real time; the infrared temperature measurement module is used for measuring the temperature of the human body and sending the measured temperature to the controller in real time; the controller is used for judging whether to accept business handling or not according to the received detection result, temperature and distance; if yes, the controller starts a normal business handling process; and otherwise, the controller closes a normal business handling interface on a display screen and displays prompt words: No Approaching, so that people with abnormal body temperature are prevented from getting close to the self-service terminal to cause infection. The self-service terminal has the beneficial effects of preventing bacteria or viruses of an infectious disease which are possibly carried by a fever patient user from being transmittedto the next operator through the self-service terminal.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of self-service terminals, in particular to a self-service terminal with a temperature measuring function. Background technique [0002] Usually, self-service terminals are deployed in various public service business outlets (such as bank business halls, telecommunications business halls, government affairs centers, large enterprise parks or supermarkets, etc.), and are generally unattended, so they suffer from Users with fever patients with infectious diseases can still directly touch the device and operate and use it. During use, the bacteria, viruses, etc. carried by it can be spread and left on the self-service terminal through contact with droplets or hand sweat. When the next user uses the self-service terminal, once he comes into contact with the bacteria or virus remaining on the terminal, it is very likely to increase the risk of contracting infectious diseases. Invisibly, the self-service termina...

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When the next user uses the self-service terminal, once he comes into contact with the bacteria or viruses remaining on the terminal, it is very likely to increase the risk of contracting infectious diseases

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