[IFA] Partron takes the temperature of the living room with its thermometer

As Berlin’s IFA kicks off its second day, the news is out, especially in the medical field. Zoom on the new Partron thermometer.

In the field of medicine, smart health connected objects take more and more space. While some products offer you the opportunity to get ahead of your doctor, such as the Clinicloud stethoscope, Partron has decided to enter the market. Taking advantage of IFA, the Korean company unveiled to the public its latest model of smart health connected thermometer.

A smart jack

To make it easier to use (and to stand out from other products on the market), the Korean researchers decided to put the phone to good use. No more patches and other smart health connected rollers, Partron has chosen to use the Jack plug from your smartphone to take the temperature. Able to measure in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit, this smart health smart health connected object is compatible with iOs and Android smartphones.

How it works ?

The principle of this gadget is childish. After connecting it, you must first launch the mobile app dedicated and orient the thermometer in the desired direction. No contact is required, which prevents any transmission of a possible disease. So, to take your temperature, just place the object to one or two centimeters from your forehead and the thermometer calculates your temperature. In addition, it is possible to measure the temperature of almost everything. Checking the temperature of water, a computer or a room, anything is possible with the contactless thermometer.

A “health geolocation”

After revealing the results to you, the application keeps the numbers in memory to make a history of the temperatures taken. But not only. Where Partron innovates is that thermometer is smart. Indeed, when your temperature becomes abnormal, the application will simply tell you the pharmacy or the doctor closest to your location.

If the price of this item has not not been revealed, he should be available at the end of the year. As a controversy grows in the field of smart health connected objects specific to medicine already exist, this thermometer should convince patients to get into the health 2.0, and will probably make the doctors sick! For more information on the product itself, visit the Partron website.

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