Body temperture

[ABOJABL]

can any android app to measure the body temperature, what is accuracy?

how it work , I need deep technical regrading to layer of screen touch

 

[Dannydet]

Nope

 

[ocnbrze]

you will need additional hardware for taking temperature....especially body temp.

 

[Hadron]

Yeah, forget it. There's no point measuring the temperature of a finger even if the phone was sensitive, which it isn't. You'd need dedicated hardware for this to be possible.

Buy an electronic ear thermometer if you want something quick and accurate. Or one of those remote infra red things if you aren't so fussed about accuracy but want a bit of range.

 

[Milo Willamson]

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...... like they said forget about it anyways, have the doctor check you out, or by a thermonitor for your health.

 

[mikedt]

There maybe some wristwear here that connects to your Android device and records body temperature.
https://www.amazon.com/temperature-watches/s?k=temperature+watches

 

[The_Chief]

Surface temperature really doesn't indicate much about internal functions, unless the person is going into hypothermia, heat exhaustion or (worse) heat stroke. I'm no fan of digital thermometers as they are wildly inaccurate.

What do I suggest?

Spoiler

The properties of mercury are well known and have not changed over thousands of years. A good, vintage mercury thermometer is 100% accurate, 100% of the time. I have two that I purchased off ebay in the "Antiques" category - one was from a drug store in the 1960s and had never been opened! No batteries, no variation in sensor accuracy. Of course, there would be no way to "connect" it to a digital device... so the temperature would need to be manually entered in a health app. My 2¢

 

[Hadron]

Oh, be very careful about claims like "100% accurate" - nothing is ever 100% accurate, only accurate to within some tolerance. In this case the major systematic error is likely to be the printing and positioning of the scale, though there will be a quadratic sensitivity to any variation in the width of the channel .

 

[dontpanicbobby]

So. No.

 

[dontpanicbobby]

But darn that would be cool! Great suggestion @ABOJABL. Read it to fast.