Thermal cameras work by using a sensor to detect infrared light, which we cannot see, but which we can sometimes feel as heat. Such devices aren’t cheap.

New work by researchers at CMU and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Gandhinagar shows that adding an inexpensive thermal camera to wearable devices could substantially improve how ...

The joint effort combines advanced, affordable infrared imaging and cutting-edge automotive integration to enhance 3D perception and safety in ...

Ulefone Armor 29 Pro Thermal Version debuts with a 640×512 thermal sensor, massive 21,200mAh battery, and pro-grade tools ...

The question is: does it work well for the kinds of things we would do with such a camera? That’s a tricky question, of course, because everyone’s uses are different. Considering a soldering iron.

Raythink Technology Co., Ltd. ("Raythink"), a pioneer in thermal imaging technology, has officially launched its new CX20 ...

Once inside, [Dmytro] notes some similarities between this camera and the Flir Lepton, another affordable thermal camera on the market.

This new thermal option is ideal for work in the field with SOTEN’s one-touch swappable camera system. It will work with other ACSL drones and will be available for purchase towards the end of 2024.