Current Context: Indian Navy’s Naval Dockyard, Mumbai developed portable Infrared based temperature sensor gun with a view for the screening of personnel at yard’s entry gates to limit the spread of COVID-19.
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- Since the outbreak of coronavirus, the temperature guns and non-contact thermometers shortage has risen, so this invention by Naval Dockyard Mumbai has proven very useful.
- The sensor is manufactured at less than Rs 1000. The accuracy is 0.2 degree Celsius. It runs on a 9V battery.
Static part:
- Chief of Naval Staff: Admiral Krambir Singh
Question:
Q.1 Who has developed Infrared based temperature sensor?
a. Northern Railway
b. Naval Dockyard, Mumbai
c. CSIR
d. IIT-Bombay
a. Northern Railway
b. Naval Dockyard, Mumbai
c. CSIR
d. IIT-Bombay