Thermography Applications

One of the most efficient ways of detecting whether electrical components may be working incorrectly is to use a thermal imaging camera.

Those thermal cameras certainly do get around: they’re now being used by an organic waste treatment plant in the Netherlands to ensure the safety of employees.

Did you know with certain FLIR cameras you can actually do even more with your images by using your iPad?

Think using thermal cameras to is exciting? Try using thermal cameras in space instead!

Human eyes aren’t naturally brilliant in darkness. It’s much easier for things to remain hidden when night falls, or when a building doesn’t have much light within it.

Have you ever wondered what people are talking about when they mention a thermal imaging device being either cooled or uncooled?

If you’ve ever seen the movie Predator, you’ll have seen Arnie and his group of chums slogging through the jungle fighting off an alien life form that’s hell-bent on removing their skulls from their bodies. You may, in particular, remember that the Predator tracked everyone down in the movie by using thermal imaging, allowing it to detect the thermal signature of its prey even in the densely populated jungle.

A police officer in America saved the life of a man thanks to the thermal imaging camera installed in his police car.

Ever wondered what taking thermal images of seemingly mundane things around the office looks like? The results may surprise you!

Veterinarians across the world are now starting to use thermal imaging cameras – but how can they be used to help animals?