Wavelength

In this episode, we’re giving you a rundown of the most innovative applications that use thermal imaging. We will describe each one and explain how thermal imaging helps make them innovative. Enjoy!

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In this new episode, we check out a sector that has long embraced the upsides of the thermal imaging technology, namely the defense industry.

The conflict situations of today call for the use of high technology to meet operational challenges. The overriding aim is to improve equipment performance while ratcheting up protection for frontline soldiers.

Thermal imaging delivers the quick and reliable intel that officers need to take informed decisions in war-torn areas. The technology allows soldiers to scope out the enemy's positions, determine whether the deployment area is safe and accurately gage any threats lurking in their surroundings during the day and at night, and whatever the conditions, from bright sunshine through to thick fog, smoke and dust. 

Together, let's take a look at the solutions and innovations that thermal imaging is harnessing to meet the sophisticated and demanding needs of the defense sector.

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This new episode takes a closer look at how thermal imaging can reduce the risk of vehicles colliding with pedestrians. You'll see how thermal imaging can harness the power of machine vision algorithms to provide drivers with invaluable intel for making safer and better decisions, especially when visibility conditions deteriorate.

We'll also reveal the limitations associated with the vision sensors built into today's advanced driver assistance systems before showing how thermal imaging can step in and save more lives.

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Infrared vision is based on the principle of light emission in a defined spectral band outside of the visible light spectrum. Everything within this infrared wavelength radiates energy that can be captured and visually identified using a thermal imaging device operating in this wave band.

Thanks to these devices, energy emitted in the infrared range becomes visible.

This technology is used in various applications, from industry and defense to aeronautics.

In this episode, we will be exploring in detail the key advantages of infrared technology and delving into its specific applications.

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