The world’s first mirror thermometer called the Mirror Thermo.A Japanese NEC Avio Infrared Technologies firm Introduced a mirror-like thermometer that can identify a person and can detect flu-like symptoms, such as a fever.“Thermo Mirror,” which looks like a table mirror, measures the skin temperature of the person looking into it  from up to 30 centimeters (about 1 foot) away, without the need for physical contact, said the firm, NEC Avio Infrared Technologies.
The person’s temperature is displayed on the surface, and the device has an alarm that will beep when detecting a subject who is feverish.There will be two versions of Mirror Thermo priced in between $1,180-$1,440,the product costs less than 10 percent of thermography cameras used at airports to screen for people who might have communicable diseases, the company said.“We foresee uses at corporate receptions, schools, hospitals and public facilities,” NEC Avio said in a statement.The company said it aimed to sell 5,000 units in one year.