Saudi engineers create device to monitor Coronavirus

A Saudi engineering team creates a remote detector of Corona

A Saudi engineering team was able to devise a device that monitors Corona virus infected people, and issues data that is not limited to measuring temperature, and was registered with the Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property.

“The Corona detector will dispel all fears, and he can see the virus, Al-Ain’s opinion, and innovation will join a list of efforts made by the Kingdom to confront the virus scientifically, technically and precautionally,” team leader Eng. Saif bin Ghazi Al-Hassouni said.

He added: “Creation of corona recognition is based on our innovation principle, which was presented as an innovation to the WIPO Intellectual Property Organization in Switzerland, and it was published globally as a previous innovation in our name titled Medical Analysis using Optical Absorption and Fuzzy Logic.”

He continued: “Based on the data, the innovation team hopes to obtain results in identifying the Corona virus, through the mechanism by which excellent results were achieved on measuring blood glucose.”

Al-Hassouni stressed that “the device is not just an automated medical invention, but rather a national technical scientific achievement which we are honored to manufacture to help all of humanity to confront this epidemic.”

The team seeks to introduce the device globally in the name of Saudi Arabia, after registering a patent for innovation.

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