Apparatus for use in providing isolation, the apparatus including an isolation tent having a body including a roof member, at least one wall extending between a supporting surface and the roof member in use to thereby at least partially define an internal volume substantially isolated from a surrounding environment, a plurality of connectors coupled to the body, the plurality of connectors being adapted to physically attach the body to a frame and an electrical component electrically connected to at least one of the plurality of connectors to allow electrical signals to be transferred to or from the electrical component via the connector.

A modular shelter pod and system are described herein. In one example, a pod may be formed by a number of foldable or detachable panels, where a first panel includes at least four cavities at first locations having a first shape and a first cross section. A second panel may include at least four tabs at second locations corresponding to the first locations, and having a second shape and a second cross section that fits into and engages the at least four first cavities, such that the at least four tabs engage the at least four cavities to resist movement between different pods when arranged vertically. The pod may additionally include a third panel removably connecting the first panel and the second panel and forming an opening defining a cleaning port that is sealable, where the cleaning port is shaped to removably engage a cleaning device.

Disclosed is a walk-through quarantine apparatus which can be installed in passenger gateway facilities, such as airports, ports, and terminals, and multi-use facilities, such as large shopping malls, marts, exhibition halls, and concert halls, so as to sterilize human bodies and belongings. The walk-through quarantine apparatus includes: a first sterilizer for providing low-temperature plasma and ultraviolet rays; a thermal imaging camera configure to measure an amount of heat given off by a person; and a measurer configured to output the amount of heat given off by of a person as measured by the thermal imaging camera.

The present invention provides a platform, system and devices for testing or screening individuals for symptoms of disease, exposure to chemicals or biohazards. The device may be configured similar to the appearance of familiar airport screening devices, but may be configured for use in a people moving device or a walkway. The present device assays volatile compounds, especially volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitting from a subject person, group or item. Different VOCs are produced dependent on metabolic changes in response to pathogenic, chemical, or biological stresses. Nanosensor elements within the device provide assessments of multiple VOCs to the platform with its integrated analysis capacities that rapidly compare instant data to a developed database. Each chamber may participate in an interconnected system sharing data for continuous improvement of assay procedures and comparison results.

A modular shelter for one or more persons, comprising at least one interior space which is closed off from at least one adjacent space by at least one circumferentially closed wall, a floor and a ceiling, wherein the circumferentially closed wall is penetrated by at least one closable access opening, at least one presence sensor, which detects the presence and/or absence of a person in the interior space, and at least one first irradiation device for irradiating the interior with UVC rays.

Furthermore, there is a kit for producing a modular shelter and a hatch for a shelter, comprising a partition wall and two opening flaps which are arranged on two different sides of the partition wall and which allow access to a sliding tray which is movable back and forth between the opening flaps.

One or more embodiments of a device or structure for medical testing. The structure may include a shell defining an interior of the structure, at least one workstation in the interior of the structure, at least one window in the shell, each of the at least one workstation including one of the at least one window communicating between the respective workstation and an exterior of the structure, and an air control system configured to filter air and control air pressure in the interior of the structure.

A system for sanitizing and controlling people who want to access a room (40), adapted to at least reduce the risk that people can bring pathogenic contaminants into said room (40), in particular viral pathogenic contaminants, such as for example coronavirus,

comprising: a sanitizing cabin (1) having a size such that it can house at least one person inside; a sanitizing unit (7) for sanitizing the person present inside said cabin, and at least one controller (12) which is operatively connected to a sanitation activating element (32, 36, 100E), said controller (12) being configured to determine a process control command for said sanitizing unit (7) to supply a sanitizing substance to said cabin for a predetermined time, when it receives at least one activation signal from said sanitation activating element (32, 36, 100E).

The subject disclosure relates to rapid deployable, self-powered, alternative emergency response facilities, systems and methods.

A chemical/biological vehicle survivability barrier (CVSB) has an inflatable air beam shelter (IABS), also referred to as a tunnel-like enclosure, for inserting and coupling to the interior of a vehicle. The CVSB further has at least one air handling and power unit (AHPU) coupled to an exterior fitting of the IABS. The AHPU withdraws potentially contaminated air from inside the tunnel-like enclosure, filtrates the air by removing contaminants from the air withdrawn, and returns the filtrated air back into the tunnel-like enclosure.

The present disclosure relates to a smart tunnel having a tunnel structure having a quarantine section and a disinfection section, which is capable of regularly performing a quarantine function for determining whether an infectious disease is introduced and a disinfection function for preventing spread of an infectious disease.