Thermal Camera

Would the Titanic hit that iceberg if it had a thermal camera installed? Probably not.

It’s a thermo-revolution for security purposes.

Out of sight, out of mind is a common enough phrase, but it’s really not one you should think about when examining your home.

Rambling on and on. A group of missing hikers were found safely in the mountains of Switzerland over the weekend thanks to the aid of a thermal imaging camera. Developed by FLIR, the thermal camera is attached to a Swiss Air Force Super Puma Helicopter which was dispatched to find the missing hikers after they’d been reported missing. Thermal cameras...

New technology used within thermal imaging cameras could, apparently, be used to determine whether a person is drunk or not.

Another day and another use for the trusty thermal camera!

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.

Thermal imaging cameras used in the firefighting service aren’t just for detecting fires – they’re also products that can save lives. Many firefighters are now armed with thermal imaging equipment to help them detect thermal hotspots, see through smoke and identify the body signatures of people who might be trapped. They’re an extremely important precautionary measure for all firefighters, allowing them to locate fires ahead of time and plan their actions accordingly. When used upon entering a building, the thermal camera allows a firefighter to instantly see where they might be hotspots in a building. This helps them to identify exactly where a fire might be situated, allowing them to move through the environment safely and deal with the fire.