Scientists have developed a so-called "snake vision" that uses a CMOS with a quantum dot layer that can detect infrared ...

Early detection is critical: Thermal cameras with AI identify intrusions at the perimeter before threats reach critical assets. Geospatial tracking enhances accuracy: Systems calculate object size, ...

If you want to try to find a water leak behind a wall, a person hidden in the bushes at night, or identify passengers with a fever passing through a checkpoint, thermal imaging is the technology for ...

Raythink today introduced its AI-powered thermal security solution designed to combat the growing crisis of illegal mining. By enabling early detection, this security solution helps reduce the risk of ...

High-performance infrared imaging normally requires exotic materials or cryogenic cooling, making it too costly for ...

Until recently, thermal imaging cameras were bulky items used by firefighters and search and rescue teams. However, modern electronics have revolutionized this sector of the market, and it’s now ...

YANTAI, China, Sept. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- How can sprawling oil pipelines, dark underground mines and climate-volatile ports achieve continuous, wide-area surveillance, especially at night or in ...

Snake-inspired thermal vision is moving from the lab toward devices that look a lot like everyday cameras and phones. By ...

As the Christmas season is underway, fire risks are increasing across industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and critical infrastructure due to higher electrical loads, heating equipment use and ...

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If you've ever called an HVAC specialist to inspect your home before, then you've probably noticed them often holding a camera-like device showing various shades of reds and blues. That's a thermal ...