The Journal of the American Medical Association Report in February, 2020 put the percentage of Covid-19 patients who had fever at 98.
Gun thermometers, therefore, come in handy for measuring temperature, but they are largely imported, expensive and can scan only one person at a time.
Thankfully, a low-cost smart thermometer equipped with an App, developed by a Ghanaian engineer can address all these concerns.
On Tech Thursday, Luv FM speaks with the innovator, Eric Obeng.
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