Thermal imaging is a method of utilising infrared radiation and thermal energy to gather information about objects in order to formulate images of them, even in low visibility environments.
It’s a type of technology that has built up a number of uses over the years. Aside from recognising heat, it can also be an effective form of night-vision technology with the capability in the total absence of any light (since it doesn’t rely on visible light), and can even work in different conditions such as smoke, fog, etc.
But how would thermal imaging be applied in different situations?
Can you really use it for different things other than searching for heat or heat patterns?
It’s a type of technology that has built up a number of uses over the years. Aside from recognising heat, it can also be an effective form of night-vision technology with the capability in the total absence of any light (since it doesn’t rely on visible light), and can even work in different conditions such as smoke, fog, etc.
But how would thermal imaging be applied in different situations?
Can you really use it for different things other than searching for heat or heat patterns?