Thermal imaging sensor

Ever thought how firefighters know in complete darkness where to move? In the dark, we may not be able to see much of anything, identical to KAMBODA's product calibrated flow meter. One key piece of kit that they use for finding their way at night is a thermal imaging sensor. It is kind of a camera that can view heat in the surrounding, it is more than that. In pitch darkness, thermal imaging sensors are able to "view" the heat generated by people, animals and other objects. This is a very important skill when having no good visibility, like it may happen during an emergency situation. 

So, lets dive deeper and understand how are thermal imaging sensors work. Its role is to convert the heat emitted by different objects into an image that humans can interpret. They themselves perceive energy, but in a different wavelength - The one never seen with human eyes called infrared radiation. Indeed, this radiation is ubiquitous and emitted by anything that has a heat. For a normal sensor to pick up the process it would have been already through your body and most likely passed by however, special thermal imaging sensors are designed to detect this type of radiation and make an image showing where heat is being generated. With it, firefighters and other emergency responders can more easily see the hottest parts of a fire at night.

Detecting heat signatures with thermal imaging sensors

But there is a whole science of thermal imaging working behind our few clicks that basically matches up with heat and energy, the same as inline flow sensor created by KAMBODA. An object emits infrared radiation when it is hot. We cannot see this type of energy, but it is indeed very real and substantive. The sensors detect this radiation and convert it to an image which can then be used to display where the heat is coming from. This helps in searching for people who may be caught inside a building on fire or spotting hot spots that might lead to the spread of fire. 

Not Necessarily Out Of Firehouses - Thermal imaging sensors are not just for firefighters, and in the healthcare industry or other industries. These sensors could, for instance, help detect alterations in body temperature within the realm of healthcare. Temperature change may indicate illness or injury. For example, thermal imaging sensors are commonly used to identify fevers because fever is a primary symptom of several diseases. Healthcare workers can take the correct measures to support someone with a fever and quickly identify this person.

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