Artificial Intelligence: A Tool for COVID-19 Surface Detection

Mukesh Kumar¹ , Lokesh Rana²

Section:Survey Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.6 , Issue.7 , pp.60-63, Jul-2020

Online published on Jul 31, 2020

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Abstract :
This paper provides an alternative to detect microorganisms using Artificial Intelligence (AI). The limitation of the human eye can be equipped with magnifying tools to see microorganisms like viruses. The electromagnetic nature of light also helps in visualizing microorganisms. The advancement of AI made it easy to classify microorganisms class from existing data. The synthesis of magnifying tools and field variation techniques in various fields with AI made it possible to detect all microorganisms.. The main areas where AI can contribute in the current scenario of COVID-19 is varied from public management to detection using CT Scan / X Ray. The COVID-19 symptom - high temperature, automatic detection is a very common application of AI. The technology advancement enables IA to handle millions of microorganisms data at a time. The lack of spontaneous virus detection technology is a major reason for spreading of novel coronavirus worldwide. The human-AI interaction can help in careful balance between microorganism class data and public health services data to overcome any pandemic situation . This work proposed integration of AI with detection techniques to check the presence of anti human microorganism on various surfaces or in the environment. This can also detect contagious diseases including the flu, the common cold, Ebola, Hantavirus etc. Their detection will decrease the possibilities of getting infected, Infected person segregation not only limits its spreading but also protects others. This detective measure is also one of the current strategies to limit the spread of COVID-19. The proposed detector behaves like a superhuman eye to gather extensive microorganism data on the surface and probably also help in human infection detection. All these not only save life but also limit economic damages through better resource management

Key-Words / Index Term :
Covid-19, Public Health, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Detectors

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