Thermal Imaging Manfred Kihn When I am conducting training, I always ask if the firefighters use their thermal imagers (TIs) on every call that they go on, and I am amazed at the responses I receive.

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 ...

The use of thermal imaging means that AR won't be as dependent on being used in perfectly lit situations. The application is credited to Darko Stanimirovic and Daniel Kurz.

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. While these ...

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 ...

Early fire detection (EFD) and infrared (IR) camera systems operate on the heat transfer principle of radiation. The IR camera has a focal plane array of detector elements that sense infrared ...

Thermal imaging does not diagnose coronavirus, but if it detects a fever, that person undergoes more testing. These cameras have been used during outbreaks of SARS, H1N1 and the ebola virus.

Thermal imaging is also a valuable tool when used by corrections officers outside the cells and halls of prisons. In prison yards, inclement weather like rain or fog can make observations of ...

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.