The surveillance and structural health monitoring markets must respond to specific strategic and security concerns. From health monitoring and border control to industrial surveillance and infrastructure monitoring, the stakes are high. Infrared is an integral part...
When you decide to integrate an infrared solution into your cameras, there are a few things you need to make sure you have in place first, both in terms of product design and development and in terms of how you train and organize the employees handling the technology...
Thermal imaging is like any other technical field in that most of the product-related communication that takes place is between people with technical backgrounds like developers, systems designers, and project managers. Buyers with non-technical profiles only come into...
The first step in your search for an infrared detector is usually to take a look at the product’s technical documentation. The product data sheet is a good place to start, as it provides a summary of a component’s main features and characteristics. If you don’t...
When it comes to the defense industry, technology is advancing by leaps and bounds. Some of the innovations that were once considered downright futuristic are now very close to operational rollout. Identifying the technology trends that will shape the future of the...
Infrared thermography is the only diagnostic technique capable of generating an image of a structure’s thermal profile in real time. Once reserved for the defense industry, infrared thermography is becoming increasingly common on commercial civil and consumer markets...
The market for infrared technology is growing exponentially. Infrared technology, once used exclusively in security and defense applications, is now rapidly making inroads into non-military markets. The technology has gradually become more accessible and is now present...
Like visible light, infrared (IR) radiation, sometimes called infrared light, is a type of electromagnetic radiation. Infrared wavelengths are longer than those of visible light—too long to be seen by the human eye, which responds to just a small fraction of the...
