Hi everyone welcome to shift a podcast about mobility. I'm Pete Bigelow, your host and reporter at the Automotive News. the And Leslie Allen, Allen, editor of Shift magazine.

Thanks for joining us.

Jo me today on the Shift Podcast is Joe Moy,

CEO of Beep, a mobility provider that is running pilot projects primarily in the Florida area but also across the country.

They have paused some of their normal operations and are instead

partnering with the Jacksonville Transportation Authority to run

medical tests from drive-through COVID-19 test sites to a Mayo Clinic laboratory to be processed. Joe is going to tell us about those efforts and more shortly here, but first let's catch up on some of the other coronavirus

related updates around the mobility realm. I was just reading about At a Sky, an Israeli company that is using its

thermal imaging cameras to pioneer a way to test and detect the temperatures of shoppers or anybody else in a public area so that people

who might be sick can be spotted and perhaps quarantines early.

And Leslie, I know you've heard about similar efforts from others.

Yeah, ironically, this is another Israeli company.

I was just looking at an article by Ed Garston,

a friend of mine who works for, he writes for Forbes.

And he did this piece about a company

that I believe is pronounced UVAI.

And normally this company does imaging

for, I guess, vehicle inspections, drive-through inspections.

And they are saying that they can help detect drivers and

passengers who may have a fever, you know, I guess as they're going through the line

and which can provide some additional information to emergency workers to see if these people need to be

tested for COVID-19.

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