AURORA, Ohio, May 28, 2020 — VANTIQ and RoviSys today announced a new partnership to develop applications that detect and contain COVID-19 in critical life science, food & beverage, and airport environments, amongst others. RoviSys is a leading independent, global provider of comprehensive process automation, systems integration and building automation solutions. Together, the companies will build applications—based on VANTIQ’s real-time, event-driven architecture—to track people’s movements and body temperatures to monitor environmental health. By pinpointing potentially infected individuals in real time, response teams can rapidly isolate people and execute critical mitigation protocols, from disinfecting contaminated areas to facilitating hospitalization for infected persons. RoviSys […]

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