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Presumably, this will work with just about any IR camera if you adapt the lens holder. The unit in the video is a UNI-T UTi-260M. So when he says he spent about $35 on the build, ...

Obviously, that's the opposite of what Sony is offering here. The company is upgrading Burano cameras to its newly developed ...

Google is considering adding an under-display infrared (IR) camera to the Pixel 11, based on a leak from Google’s chips division. This would enable more secure and versatile face unlock ...

Infrared light is invisible to the naked human eye, but through the camera it can result in some weird and wonderful effects. Most notably any green grass or foliage will look especially bright ...

The novel infrared camera operates in the wavelength range of 8 to 14 µm, which is precisely the same range in which thermal radiation emitted by humans is observed, both day and night. “This ...