Now, there’s an easy and reliable way to check for indicators of bacteria and viruses.
PathSpot is a hands free technology that scans team members hands and instantly detects invisible indicators of bacteria and viruses that cause foodborne illness such as E.coli or Salmonella.
How does it work?
- After washing and drying their hands, employees scan hands with PathSpot.
- The hands free technology recognizes team members. PathSpot uses light-based technology to detect indicators of pathogens that cause foodborne illness.
- The 2 second scan gives an instant result. When a contamination is detected, team members are directed to rewash and rescan before returning to work.
- Individual and team handwashing data are displayed on the PathSpot Dashboard so stakeholders can measure and improve handwashing practices.
What kind of scan is it? Will it hurts people’s skin and/or eyes?
The PathSpot hand scanner uses a technology called “visible light fluorescence spectroscopy.” It measures the reflection of light off your hands to determine whether or not a set of proprietary markers are present. The light is not dangerous. The color of the light used during the scan is in the visible spectrum, it does not use UV rays and it does not emit UV radiation.
How big is it?
11.61″ length x 8.38″ width x 4.42″ height. So it’s easy to fit into your washing station.
What all does it detect?
The PathSpot hand scanner looks for specific signs of dangerous bacteria and viruses that cause foodborne illness including E-Coli, Norovirus, Salmonella, Listeria, and Hepatitis A.
Building a food-safety culture
Ensuring a safe food production site means having good practices as part of your employee DNA. That’s why the PathSpot Dashboard is designed to show you the frequency and efficacy of handwashing at both the individual and the team level. This gives you real-time insight your business operations, allowing you to help create a positive food sanitation culture.
