This means any object located in that range will be in focus to a certain degree. ... If you have questions about thermal imaging, e-mail him at [email protected].

Vicon Industries Inc.'s integrated thermal camera sensor solution is perfect for wide-area intrusion detection and surveillance. The VTR thermal camera sensor combined with the SN683D PTZ delivers ...

Apple's solution is to augment the AR visual cameras with ones that rely on thermal imaging or infrared. "[Thermal] properties of real objects in the scene could be used in order to improve ...

As cool as thermal cameras may be, they're not usually very bright -- they may show you something hiding in the dark, but they won't do much with it. FLIR wants to change that with its new Boson ...

“The thermal imaging camera, it reads radiant heat on the surface of objects,” Kinard explained. “So if that object is heating up it shows a contrast on the camera so we’re able to tell.” ...

Enter thermal imaging. Night vision systems that detect long-wave infrared (LWIR) in the 8,000-14,000 nm range have been offered on some high end vehicles for about 20 years now.

Myth Busting Thermal Imaging March 26, 2008 Generally, people who have never experienced thermal imaging first hand often revert to what I like to call the Hollywood Effect.

The result is a revolutionary asymmetric metawindow capable of clear thermal imaging at temperatures as high as 873 K (approximately 600 C). The implications of this breakthrough are significant.

BOSTON (CBS) -- As states consider the best way to reopen the economy, a technology that has been around for years is in high demand for detecting fevers. Thermal imaging cameras could help ...

The camera he was using—the FLIR T640—uses infrared imaging to “see” thermal energy emitted from an object. The higher the object’s temperature, the greater the infrared radiation emitted.