Thermal Body-Scan Surveillance

Transform the uploaded image into a thermal infrared surveillance scan, similar to airport fever-detection systems. Preserve: All original subjects, poses, clothing, proportions The environment, composition, and camera angle exactly as the photo Thermal Rendering: True false-color heat spectrum White / Yellow = hottest Orange / Red = warm areas Purple / Blue / Black = coldest Pixelated and slightly low-resolution thermal imaging look Visible sensor noise, scanline artifacts, and compression blocks Surveillance UI Overlay: Green detection bounding boxes drawn around each person Next to each head area, show realistic body temperature text, e.g. “36.5°C” Small UI labels showing heat levels No futuristic sci-fi, keep purely practical detection UI Optional micro-crosshair or tiny tracking dot in faces Subtle grid or targeting overlay in background Additional Requirements: Highlight body heat contrast vs. clothing and environment Add a timestamp in top corner (generic) Do NOT alter faces or identity Do NOT add new objects, people, or shadows No blur of subject features — keep thermal details crisp Overall vibe: A real airport security thermal camera feed, pixelated and analytical, focused on detecting fever and tracking multiple people.