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October 3, 2025ThermoOpen Access

Improved Measurement Method of Human Skin Temperature Based on Human Skin-like Gradient Standard Radiation Source

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TLTianshuo LiQingdao University ZZZhenyuan ZhangChongqing Jiaotong University GFGuojin FengNational Institute of Metrology

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This study introduces a new calibration technique that improves measurement accuracy in infrared thermography, suggesting better fever screening outcomes.

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The new calibration method reduced measurement error to just 0.04 °C, improving accuracy significantly compared to traditional methods.
Calibration using a skin-like radiation source showed superior performance over blackbody calibration, achieving less than 0.1 °C error.
A custom radiation source was developed featuring six temperature points and skin-like emissivity for more accurate readings.
The advancement in calibration methods enhances the accuracy of human skin temperature measurement, beneficial for medical applications.

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Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e034fdf0e39f13e7fa35b4 https://doi.org/10.3390/thermo5040038

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This study introduces a new calibration technique that improves measurement accuracy in infrared thermography, suggesting better fever screening outcomes.

Improved Measurement Method of Human Skin Temperature Based on Human Skin-like Gradient Standard Radiation Source

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