August 2012

Hear about the mysterious Essex lion this week? Turns out it was apparently a cat. Continue reading →

There are a number of common misconceptions about thermal cameras. They’re fantastic pieces of kit, but they don’t potentially do everything you think they can do! Continue reading →

Another day and another use for the trusty thermal camera! Continue reading →

There are still many questions surrounding veterinary thermography from both vets and animal owners themselves. We have compiled and answered some of the most popular questions we get asked. Continue reading →

Thanks to some rather handy new technology, the price of the lenses built for thermal imaging cameras could be cut dramatically both for the consumer, and also for the manufacturer. Continue reading →

Ever heard the phrase finding a needle in a haystack? That’s the problem police in Lancashire have trying to track criminals down in rural areas, and now they’ve found a brand new way to track them down. Continue reading →

Human eyes aren’t really that brilliant in the dark. It takes us a good while to adapt to changes in light conditions, and even when our eyes are getting as much light as possible, things can still stay hidden in the darkness, whereas in daytime they might be spotted. Continue reading →