Baydal, John Norie B. creator author. Besinio, Patrick B. author Dalaodao, Ryan G. author Enrico, Junely T. author Monte, Elver Danno S. author Pastoral, Kimberly S. author Ramboyong, James Andrew R. author Gavina, Wenceslao D., adviser Terano, Harold Jan R., chair, panelist Abanil, Roner P., panelist Nabio, Christian S., panelist text abstract or summary ph 2022 monographic eng

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92 leaves The purpose of this study was to design, fabricate and test the automated thermal screening, hand sanitizer, facemask dispensing with human counter that could be used in private hospitals, microbiological, biomedical, and clinical laboratories. This device will help the private establishment to increase the level of safety of their workers and clients. Also, this device could maximize the allowed person that can occupy a room. This study was conducted using descriptive and developmental methods of research. The design of the automated thermal screening, hand sanitizer, facemask dispensing with human counter has six sensors and it is connected to an Arduino UNO as the microcontroller of the device This electrical component was connected to 9V DC power adapter. The materials used in this device was locally available and costly efficient. The device was effective in terms of its performance, safety and operation. However, it is recommended to provide a 9V battery for backup power supply, use a lightweight casing like PVC component and used a stand for support, provide a fastest detection response of the sensor and adjust to remain the display on the monitor for a time, do a better entry point to provide a convenient way for refilling the alcohol and facemask. John Norie B. Baydal [and 6 others]. Undergraduate Theses (BSEE) - Electrical Engineering. Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, 2022. Includes bibliographical references. CSPC 240307 20240307164753.0 eng