DEVELOPING REAL-TIME FACE MASK DETECTION WITH FACIAL TEMPERATURE MEASURE FOR COVID-19 INDOOR MONITORING SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.15625/1813-9663/37/3/15962Keywords:
Deep Learning, Face Mask Detection, COVID-19, Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), Facial Temperature Measure.Abstract
The coronavirus (COVID-19) is the latest pandemic that hit human health in 2019. Wear a face mask in public areas to decrease the spread of the coronavirus. This work presents real-time face mask detection with facial temperature measures for the COVID-19 indoor monitoring system. Detecting people using ultrasonic sensors, face mask detection, and facial temperature measure using Grid-Eye Sensor are three modules applied in the proposed system. We also evaluated the proposed monitoring system in the real environment and confirmed the accuracy of 98.8% of mask detection.
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