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What we view through our camera is the 'field of view'. With a high-resolution camera, each pixel in that field of view (the 'instantaneous field of view') covers a smaller area of the image. Higher resolution gives greater detail which in turn gives us a better ability to detect and measure temperature. Discover this simulator and more: https://hubs.la/Q02z_5_w0 Try our Free Infrared Demo here: https://hubs.la/Q02z_5_x0

Thermal imaging cameras, like the FirePRO 300, allow firefighters to detect convection currents, revealing the flow of hot air and smoke that can't be seen with the naked eye. This helps in identifying hidden fire spread and ensuring the safety of the crew by detecting potential flashover points. Ready to get your hands on this camera? Here are two ways to do that... 1. Click here to register for our free burn program and demo our cameras firsthand https://lnkd.in/gPkRUsic 2. Click here to get a quote and upgrade your gear to the FirePRO 300 https://lnkd.in/g5exHph9 📽️: Sam Adams

🚗🔦 Nighttime driving and vehicle recognition: I watched the video multiple times and, drawing from our research, came to some intriguing conclusions. Despite being familiar with the relevant studies, recognizing the vehicle in the video proved challenging for me and others. This underscores a key point from our research: "If you don’t know what it is, you cannot know where it is." The video perfectly exemplifies this concept. To enhance nighttime recognition, we should consider the CAPLETS factors—contrast, lighting, pattern, eccentricity, time of exposure, and size. These factors play a crucial role in capturing driver attention. In the video, the vehicle lacked adequate contrast and lighting. The arrangement of white front lights and red rear lights didn’t create a recognizable pattern against the background lights. Additionally, when tail lights and headlights are angled away from the observer, they appear dimmer, making them seem farther away (Dinakar, 2018). It’s essential that we focus on these elements to improve nighttime driving safety. Thoughts? 💭 #NighttimeDriving #VehicleRecognition #InformationTheory #DriverSafety #ResearchInsights

Demonstration of real time mesh manipulation Close to camera meshes are highly detailed and changes geometric data according to camera position. Generally used for game optimization

In this video we show you how to use the thermal camera on the Matrice 30 Thermal.

Discover the ease of installation with Traxxis GPS! Watch our step-by-step guide on setting up the Surfsight Z6 Camera.

Making anti corrosion camera smart and affordable.

Feature Spotlight! We’ve recently introduced Dual Camera Mode! Remote operators can now view infrared and visual feeds simultaneously on the same screen in split-view! Identifying structural issues like heat leaks, water damage, or areas of stress have become much easier! To see the feature in action, schedule a demo at https://lnkd.in/d7VGBVHf #feature #softwareupdate #dronesforgood

Night Mode: A feature in the new Camera Monitor System, which helps enhance rear view vision at night using infrared lights.

Calculating loads for strength and durability analysis can be a real head-scratcher, even for the best of us. But fear not, because our friend Isambard has found a secret weapon: the Simcenter 3D Smart Virtual Sensing! 🧙♂️✨ Curious about how he achieves accurate load calculations? Read this Blog to join Isambard on his quest! https://sie.ag/47KQbL