infrared cameras

Infrared cameras detect heat emitted by objects instead of visible light. All objects emit some level of infrared radiation based on their temperature. These cameras convert this heat into electronic signals, creating images that show temperature differences. Warmer areas appear brighter or in different colors, while cooler areas are darker. They’re useful for tasks like night vision, identifying heat leaks, or monitoring equipment for overheating. Because they visualize heat rather than light, infrared cameras allow us to see in complete darkness and through obstacles like fog or smoke, providing valuable insights in various fields.