Affordable Vehicle Night Vision -- Thermal Master NV300 MAX

[@MikesCarInfo]

It will launch at $399. Edit: Looks like they keep changing the price. See the link to the product for current price.

[@GremPatton]

that is so cooool！It's more affordable than I thought.😝

[@Mesiya-h7o]

$399? Gonna buy it！！

[@KimberlliLeon]

Great product and price-worth to give it a try!

[@jeffsimmons318]

Where do we go to buy this.

[@linastartupian609]

will wait once it available on amazon. Kickstarter is too fishy

[@JG-od3xy]

The way it is mounted, is a deal killer

[@MikesCarInfo]

I would remove the camera from the housing and mount it in the grill area. It would take some ingenuity, but it would hide it better.

[@Lexicon345]

But it's not a dèer killer

[@balahmay]

Yeah, snaking the wiring in through the door seal? Not thrilled with that.

[@nick-leffler]

​@@balahmayI'm pretty sure the idea would be to drill a hole in the roof.

[@g4hsean1]

I’d mount it to the hood near windshield and pass wire under the hood and make a hole through fire wall into the car. Way better I’d say.

[@erebostd]

I build something like that for around 200 bucks. Cheap thermal imager from china, mounted behind the car grill (it’s a tiny device), connected to a cheap android TV box. The box gets power when i start the car, it automatically loads the App and mirrors it on the infotainment system. It’s cheap, it works great (only a slight delay), it’s absolutely invisible and it was quite easy to install. If your infotainment doesn’t support screen mirroring you might need a cheap 80 bucks tablet to receive the signal (if you want a wireless connection like i have).

[@MikesCarInfo]

You should make a video on it.

[@erebostd]

@ I don’t really have the time to show it in detail…but maybe you are right, a short video with a parts list and how it works might be interesting to some people. Regards from Europe!

[@Mix1mum]

​@@erebostdI'm interested in seeing that set up. Personally I want the image splashed up on the windshield, heads up display like. I feel like there's an answer here somewhere, to my desire to not have to look away from the windshield yet still get all the relevant mechanical info I want as a conscientious operator. Maybe a 5% tint (maybe more, idk)on the glass to give the projector something to "bite* on to would have enough opacity that everything would come across as augmented reality. Maybe a smart screen with a program to compress light intensity so oncoming headlights wouldnt be blinding anymore. I'm GONNA crack this nut. And get it all simplified down to a film or screen that can be installed on any car, not just new telemetry-laden, surveillance vehicles. To me it's a safety issue, and we have the tech to do it better, we just need to make it accessible and available

[@byronlee6486]

What is the make and model number of the one you bought?

[@erebostd]

@@byronlee6486 I used the TOPDON TC001. It’s an inexpensive USB-C thermal imager. The biggest hurdle was to shield it from the infrared emissions from the engine. After some tries i switched ti an electric car, which removed the problem completely. 👍

[@triax7218]

The outside attachment is an absolute deal-breaker, if it wasnt for that i wouldve definitely bought it. Wouldve loved to somehow put thos in my bumper or grill.

[@remocres]

the senser must be in the open it will only read windshield if on dash like dash cam it reads heat

[@NewbGamingNetworks]

It did sound like he said it could be mounted in the grill.

[@shilombaba]

Yeah, what I thought... People will be destroying my car every chance they get, thinking I'm spying/work for google or sumfin :)

[@adythescumbag]

Just take it out of the big mount and it may fit better? Also you could route the wires through the firewall....

[@72drowssap]

I was just talking with someone about thermal imaging, and then this pops up for me. I clicked feeling excited that I might be seeing something really cool. I died a little inside when I saw the sensor on the roof. HAHA

[@NikolaiZhenyaTatianaIvan4625]

your phone is listening all the time

[@whodahellru8124]

Lexus had something similar to this in the late 90s on the LX 470 in the United States. It used a light emitting infrared set up. There were two emitters in the lower grill and a receiver, then the image was projected on a heads up display on the lower portion of the windshield on the driver side. Cadillac, BMW, Mercedes and Audi eventually offered a similar system

[@DAViDD767]

In the 90s, daaaaaang!!!

[@whodahellru8124]

@ yes, the 90’s were great!

[@akachucknasty]

I remember the Cadillac one. Sad these didn't become the norm.

[@RyneLanders]

Yeah, my first thought was remembering when Mercedes offered it on some of their expensive upper level cars like the S Class. I'm not sure if they continued it or not, but I remember it from at least 15 years ago.

[@MoonbeameSmith]

Didn't GM also offer it once? Caddy's for sure..

[@mediocreman2]

I made my own infrared system years and years ago. Wasn't very expensive, but no pedestrian/vehicle software of course and video display was clunky. And not in color since it didn't do thermal. You can buy your own infrared emitters if you want to increase range. But no huge, ugly sensor on the roof either. Everything was in the grille. But the problem is where do you look? You can't look at the screen all the time. You need to be looking out the windshield. That's what's great about the alerts on the modern devices.

[@ELFMEDIA]

I guess if you can see everything you need to see on the screen, you don't need to look at the windshield. Except for road signs and signage, which will be hard to read on the screen

[@SofiaisSunshine]

Would be nice to see a factory system like this but with a HUD in my Freightliner. Being able to see animals like elk and deer with alerts would be amazing Instead my Freightliner tries to slam on the brakes every time I go under a bridge. Thats not a wall freightliner… its a bridge

[@UrsulavonB]

I wanted a Bendix system for new 300 KW in 2004. The hyped system never reached OEM production.

[@davidellison4750]

Tremendous video, thanks. I’d mention that glass blocks IR so the camera cannot be mounted inside looking through the windshield. If the image could be converted to a reflected mode, it seems it would be ideal for a HUD type view reflected either by the inner surface of the windshield or by a transparent screen. I don’t think the exterior mount stuck to the top of the car is going to be popular. Perhaps a front license plate mount option might be possible. In cars with a grille, behind the grille might be an option.

[@NicolaMs007]

Great idea, am thinking on something like where you mount a light bar on the front where the number plate sits this would be suitable sitting there, but on EVs that have no grille how would b this m mounted if not on the roof?

[@Mr-J...]

"Fushion mode". Got to love that quality control 😆

[@thermalmastersonny]

thank you for the video. this is Sonny from thermal master official

[@MikesCarInfo]

I appreciate you watching!

[@dmk_5736]

as you can see in comments it will not take off because of external mount, for me also high price, and i don't need yet another phone in car, (i already do have dashcam + phone for navigation), but if you can cooperate with openpilot, i.e. make optional integration in whatever comma version they (will) sell, then it will have much better chances, or just as dashcam but needs options to add/buy additional cameras (i.e. back camera), ideally of course is to project highlighting info on car windshield, but it would require driver eyes tracking, and/or probably glasses to project for each eye, i.e. stereo mode.

[@kayakcoder]

I always have mounted my Garmin SatNav at the TOP of the windshield, next to the rear view mirror. In that location my eyes don't pivot very far from the road view ahead. I am 6 feet 2 inches and I have no problems seeing everything. As I tell everyone, I am not looking up for airplanes, just the road ahead AND traffic behind, looking for oncoming traffic.

[@DaveAW]

I'm the same height and I do the same thing.

[@NicolaMs007]

That's an idea, mounting the screen near the rear view mirror or up in front of the visor when folded for night time use

[@Starlapland]

Been using Infiray NV2 now for a year. Would be great to have this NV300 to be installed the same way to the grill somehow, because magnet and sticker is not going to hold at roof here in Finland when it's snowing, raining and -38'C🤔 This NV300 has much better options and settings than NV2

[@MikesCarInfo]

The inner camera system is quite smaller than the plastic housing so it should fit in the grill area. 3:03

[@tysonfinn1470]

How is the nv2?

[@Starlapland]

@@tysonfinn1470 NV2 has been good but the screen is small, too bright and cannot be streamed to a bigger screen. But it works well 👍 Camera installation is super nice, fast and looking good on front of the car. Im not sure is the NV300 Max model only having this bulky roof camera installation, and the normal NV300(not max) same style camera installation as the NV2. Got to find out more. Anyways NV300 is more useful than NV2 because wifi streaming to a phone screen. I dont know can the Max model stream to the phone or only to its own screen

[@me4654]

Will I be able to find someone to install this? Took the car for rustproofing and they removed the dashcam mirror, car was 100% paid for no loan! Pretty sure that's thief! Went back and their telling me the car doesn't come with it? Toyota Camry 22 video shows that it works with the radar & pre collision system! Not sure how to prove it😢

[@tysonfinn1470]

@@Starlapland how long have you had it for?

[@Mr.Smith101]

This is a very in depth review, thank you! I too would like a smaller camera unit.

[@-zerocool-]

Im getting these popup all over my insta, the cameras looks a lot smaller than this and clip to the windshield end of the bonnet/hood. Thanks for the video!

[@-zerocool-]

Its actually amazing how well and how fast the AI works on this system picking up vehicles and people, no doubt animals too, very very fast! Id try it without the AI to see if the false alerts stop.. Too many trees would being lit up for me

[@jamesbeemer7855]

The thermoimmiging is probably most useful in places you’re not familiar with . But the magnet on the device is strong enough . You don’t have to worry about it when you’re driving , but consider this . Thieves love stealing stuff like this , because it provides a big reward when the thief sells it . The magnet allows you to take off your roof and hide it in your car . The sticky tape , yes , how would you like to get a garage to repaint your car ? The idea of putting that system in under your car hood , is good idea too . Just get it out of sight .

[@mrsimo7144]

This wood be great for driving out in the country lanes etc. Good luck.

[@qdriver4035]

I dont understand why BMW removed this from the option list. Its such a cool feature and its much more usefull than automatic speed limit warning 🤪

[@soaringcannon6998]

This is definitely a neat idea but between the wort on the roof of the vehicle and the added screen I'm honestly not loving it, if it could connect to aftermarket head units like a dash camera cause the unit i have has 4g sim card and google play store it's basically a Google tablet mounted to my dash now if I could connect the system to that and ditch the extra screen I'd be all for it

[@_Serhio]

Благодарю за интересный обзор, недавно видел на AliExpress эту игрушку) Вещь полезная

[@ELFMEDIA]

Почём она там?

[@_Serhio]

@ELFMEDIA около 400

[@Herbit-k4j]

Fusion mode should just display the thermal as a box in the full frame optical mode display. That way you'd have a much better ability to locate what it shows you.

[@KellaiSingleton]

Could be interesting,if connected with Android auto without external screen

[@Mesiya-h7o]

Thanks for the video! I’m looking at a car night vision device to help spot deer before they run into my path. I’m exciting to find the NV300 max at your video, it seems still clear of the image at high speeds. I deliver for Grubhub, and it’s pretty dark in some of these areas. How helpful of your video and I thinking it could be a great addition to my car. Gonna buy one! Is there any discount?

[@Jesi-j5z]

See the pinned comment, it's $399 now!! Early bird price!!

[@niedziela77]

Hello did you plan to make option with installation behind the front grill ? Installation on roof is not so good because it doesn't look nice and can be easily damaged or stolen. In my opinion but also many others version with installation cameras behind the front grill can be much better . I hope you will do it than I'll immediately buy it because all of rest like software ,quality of camera ,screen looks ber very nice :)

[@wilbur9416]

That man you caught off the side of the road after the deer looked like he was standing there relieving himself? Lol overall this was a great video for this product

[@robert5]

Ever just turn your lights off and drive via the screen? I'd not do that on a busy road but late at night on a dark and lonely road.... I'd have to try that out. I want the headset version with targeting integration for my front mounted "obstacle mitigation system". Hay that could be a thing... or not....

[@Slamboni4k]

If a new car is costing 50k I expect this to be standard

[@amelliamendel2227]

Nowadays, it'll be part of the standard subscription service, sorry

[@RyneLanders]

Good luck with that

[@toddbissell4312]

This is awesome. It would be a great addition to tesla FSD. Nighttime Fog and snow

[@mikewilliams-no9cm]

25:24 awesome example

[@loneranger5928]

It's a great system, would be good if it could mount it inside the car . Thanks for the video 👍

[@DaveAW]

The glass would block the thermal view. Inside the car only works for night vision but use external infrared lights (check your favorite online shopping site) because the camera would see it reflected off the windshield if you rely on interior infrared emitters.

The website states that it can be linked to the native car touchscreen. How is it going to be since Android Auto and Apple CarPlay don't allow video apps.

[@elkaneki2647]

Maybe with a trick, there is a video how to bypass the infoteinment device with a cable in the unit

[@elkaneki2647]

Another way could be that you have a wireless converter like an AI box and conect the device wireless, but just saying

[@ChasCook-p5x]

Imagine how many lives could be saved if car manufacturers had to put this on every car I think could give up an accessory for that

[@ExecuteBrandon]

Not as many as if you just don’t overdrive your headlights at night. 😂

[@natalia-grace]

None !! 😂

[@TheUnofficialMaker]

be a $5000 option

[@infantryrecon101st]

And emergency braking too!

[@bartowl]

Yeah, so many people couldn’t afford a car would this be mandatory. Less cars = less accidents!

[@michaelcalandra]

Should do a video on Marine use boaters may be interested in this to locate buoys and other objects on the water at night can this be used for marine use

[@FranklinBryan]

23:00 ish "25 frames per second" ... so you can't legally drive to Canada or Mexico with this installed?

[@ITSolutionsNetwork]

Have you tried using it for a rear view in the city to spot approaching bikes and mopeds without lights? I live in a neighborhood with many delivery mopeds, and it’s hard to see them because they often don’t have lights.

[@MikesCarInfo]

You could aim it anyway you like. The only issue with that is the narrow field of view. You would not see them if they were too close to your vehicle.

[@byronshort6721]

I love the idea but the component delivery needs work. The 2.0 version might be a winner.

[@JaimeGarcia-jg2ll]

Nice! Should be by default in all cars. What about the delay ? Is less than 500 ms?

[@jeremywhitesell2688]

There was a full thermal window that was supposed to come out but i never heard about it again.

[@AtomicHermit]

Making visible blacked-out state troopers and other animals that might lie in ambush :-)

[@Driver_Eddie]

does it beep if you are close to hitting someone or something?

[@MikesCarInfo]

Yes, you can turn the audio alerts on and off in the settings.

[@suryaprihadi2258]

If behind the grille installed....Anything close to the grille is very hot when during traffic jam and it may shorten the life of the thermal camera and its electronics even at 80 Celsius rated this device is supposed to be. Thermal camera can not shoot thru glass or plexiglass.

[@NicolaMs007]

Just a question could the false positive be ghosts or spirits of a person who passed on, if the SLR camera can detect a ghost when ghost hunters couod 8t be picked up on the thermal camera?

[@TwixPLD]

what if there would be a night/fog mode that enable the thermal and a hud that match where you look through the windshield like thermal fusion nvg

[@MichaelAllenPortland]

Does this have to hook up to the included screen or can I hook it to my front camera input on my head unit? Does it have to mount on the roof or can I put it in the grille and run wires through the cowl ?

[@justOffgrid-ph7uo]

Can the unit also be placed behind the Grill... With all the robbery going on....I don't want it on top of the car?

[@Mesiya-h7o]

It feels like the one on the top of the car will get the best vision.

[@nealramsey4439]

It would be great if you could get it aligned as a heads up display. So it overlapped real world through the windshield

[@MikesCarInfo]

That would be ideal, but extremely challenging to accomplish.

[@HerriWeiss]

Not BAD AT ALL , but question, will it get freeze when snow ?

[@MikesCarInfo]

I don't have experience with that 😀

[@Adam-nr2cz]

I had an NV2 (still do) and ordered this. The NV2 had a defrost/defogger function that worked pretty good, this says it has something similar.

[@wannabemedontu]

I wonder if the image feed can be ported to larger auxiliary screen

[@lazurm]

It's claims of working effectively in fog may be overstated. Yes, it can identify cars, people and animals in fog but the view ahead may be quite blurry, except where the AI identified items. There are scientifically based reasons for this but don't think you can use this during thick fog (especially at night) and drive fast; you can't do that if you want to be safe. I've stored my original NV2 (converted to use GoPro mounts) on a super strong magnetic mount and keep it under my hood in the far, driver's side, corner of my engine compartment, shielded from any heat and protected from thieves. When needing to use it I mount it high over the hood (to keep it from engine heat possibly blurring the view). When done, it takes seconds to store it back under the hood. Otherwise it's very effective. The improvements in this unit are very worthwhile in terms of brightness, loudness, types of reactions to different dangers, etc.

[@MikesCarInfo]

Thermal imaging cannot work through water. Super dense fog is basically a mass of suspended water.

[@ApocalypticIdol]

I would make a mount that would hold on to the sunroof so I could pull it into the car when I'm nor using it, because that'll get stolen so easy if it's just held on by sticky tape.

[@me4654]

Can it be integrated to the pre collision on the car? Like the abs brakes?

[@MikesCarInfo]

No, and I wouldn't want to do that because there are too many false positives

[@natalia-grace]

The outside mounting is a definitely NO NO for me….

[@MikesCarInfo]

I would remove the camera from the housing and mount it in the grill area. It would take some ingenuity, but it would hide it better.

[@bromine_35]

Inside won't work, glass blocks the camera in the wavelengths it uses

[@BuffaloWarrior7]

Has to be mounted outside. I dont like it being on the roof. Hoping they make a smaller grill mountable one. I'm considering buying roof rails and mounting it to that.

[@remocres]

its still in the get pledges for funding phase who knows when or if it comes to market

[@oxygon2850]

I haven't looked into this type of stuff for almost a dozen years I thought these things were super sensitive to hot and cold (Ruining the sensor) and you can only use them for so long... I feel nervous strapping one to the top of my car whether it's in the summer or the winter just sitting there baking or freezing all the time. Or maybe their price has to do with the likelihood that they'll fail In a short time?

[@magic.marmot]

This is sweet.

[@chrisyu98]

so when driving at night should I just stare at the tiny screen or watch the road? Or divert my attention between the two. If I'm looking at the road I may miss the deer in the FLIR screen.

[@MikesCarInfo]

Watch the road. One way to use this system is to place the screen within your peripheral vision. The high-contrast theme will allow your eyes to pick up anything of potential concern. Glance at the screen if necessary. Similar to how we use a rear-view mirror. I should mention that things like this are for experienced drivers. I don't recommend this for new drivers as it could be too distracting.

[@tippership]

I ownseveral thermal cameras, and bought a FLIR Pathfindir II, which saved my car last Nov from a deer collision here in Florida The only weakness is that the software adjusts the wrong way in rain, and makes the image darker, where my handhelds actually give me full control and let me adjust the span, so i have no issues in rain. Aside from that, the 2500 price was annoying. I am aware infiray offers a $600 option for cars at the time of this comment, but their resolution is not as high, . What is the resolution of this one? It seriously matters, when you need to pick out critters a mile down the road, and my Pathfinder's 320*240 is decent, wish I had 384*288 or 640*480.( my handheld Thermal cameras are this high, and they see A LOT, but they aren't mounted to my car. ..)

[@ZaraMartones]

Really looks great! what's the price plz ? And where I can get it ?

[@MikesCarInfo]

Link in the description. It hasn't been released yet, but you can sign up to be notified when it does.

[@chaleowin7732]

The resolution or lack of is a huge no for me.

[@fastshuther]

Would only get a electronical dashboard for my car just for this

[@thisistheboi]

does this have a dash cam mode and app to download the videos off?

[@harveyhernandez6619]

Hood mount and run through the firewall ?

[@4godandcountry663]

Question instead of having on the outside of your car, can’t you turn the device upside down and put it from your windshield inside the car?

[@MikesCarInfo]

@@4godandcountry663 thermal imaging does not work through glass.

[@gw10758]

Can it be mounted INSIDE? There is no way I would mount this outside.

[@kccountrykid]

Does it have the ability to "record" and save a clip to the card like a dashcam does?

[@MikesCarInfo]

Yes

[@gspcharlie1157]

Why is it not mounted on the inside of the windshield?

[@MikesCarInfo]

Thermal imaging does not work through glass.

[@phinehasfenne]

Does this unit record ?

[@seanleverone7680]

Looks like these are preorder? I’ve never ordered something that wasn’t released, not sure how safe (guaranteed) the purchase is.

[@MikesCarInfo]

Probably best to wait for it to be released.

[@seanleverone7680]

@ Thanks for the video & the response to my comment! This was my 1st time seeing your channel; now subscribed

[@harpreetsingh-xb5yd]

Good product for North India. There fog is like having zero visibility

[@gabrielekra]

How it works in case of fog?

[@Phil-y8c]

Anyone know how many pixels (resolution) a F-35 has?

[@jimbefit3073]

CADILLAC HAD THESE! Years ago! From the Factory!

[@thebronzetoo]

It looks like some 1960's film projector!

[@maffew360]

How long is the boot up time on the display?

[@MikesCarInfo]

about 20 seconds

[@ShaneMclane-PrivateEye]

You aren't supposed to mount it on the dash like a normal dash cam?

[@MikesCarInfo]

No. Thermal imaging does not work through glass. It would just give you an image of the inside of the windshield.

[@Knibal999]

Interesting. The installation outside throws me off tho. That's literally a magnet for cop interaction, big no no in my book. Either install it integrated within the grill, or it's a no go. Still, a problem for integrators so they can have it professionally installed. I would also throw a faraday cage on top of it, for I'm not fond of having an open mic inside the car, and that device also having GPS? Or I'd disable the microphone at the hardware level. I don't know. Still not a bad idea, safety wise. In some areas of the world, mainly northern USA, Canada, Australia, and many other countries where you have live cattle roaming around the highways, and roads, it's still a good product. You really do not want to hit an elk, moose or cow at 65mph.

[@andytran9632]

Might as well intergreat with sonar and laser RADAR makes more realistic. . . Tech is already available!

[@mysteryman5826]

Wow that would be asking for trouble where I live. Mounted on the outside of the car people you steal it or damage the car and /or camera. Don't forget to that since it's fixed permantly to the car insurance company may consider it a modification

[@mattjohnson7835]

I think the true test of these kind of systems is, can it detect a deer or other animal quick enough and warn you, so you don't hit it.

[@DjeisonCross]

interesting， looks easy to install right ?

[@MikesCarInfo]

Yes, I think most people could install it fairly easily.

[@ID-9999]

Any idea when it will be launched?

[@Mesiya-h7o]

It's launched already with early bird price!Gonna buy one!

[@Jesi-j5z]

It had launched already , with charming early bird price!

[@ID-9999]

@Jesi-j5z 0:

[@ZazzyZain777]

Should be mandatory in trucks #SupplyChain

[@shannonwhitaker9630]

I was driving in some dark night near O-vis fog looking for an exit off the Interstate. All of the sudden a Rig passed by me doing at least 80mph. Scared the B-geezus out of me because I couldn’t see his lights until he was on me. I thought right there…..Yeah he’s running thermal no doubt. No way he could drive at that speed on that night and keep it between the ditches.

[@johnJohn-dz4ex]

Can it not be mounted on the inside of the car on the dash?

[@MikesCarInfo]

No, thermal imaging does not work through glass. All you would get is the temp of the glass.

[@MegaNinjaMonkeyZord]

It must be completely wireless to succeed, same with dashcams, some new cars dont even come with 12v as standard

[@Emu_Emu]

Not there yet

[@crazyobservations3080]

looks like it ended up around $500. A little more expensive than a Gopro or a insta. As i get older my night vision gets worse. I think all cars should have this instead of overly bright, blinding headlights. What would really be cool is if it could hud the whole windshield

[@stevetheborg]

i would be willing to drill holes through my honda to have that

[@anja2716]

Do you find yourself watching the screen as opposed to the actual road?

[@MikesCarInfo]

Yes, it could be a problem for an undisciplined/unexperienced person like a new driver.

[@Integritydigitalmedia]

I bought a NV2 the model before this and it quit working after 3 months, that was 6 months ago. Ive emailed company 4x, in july of 24 they said they would send replacment, still nothing and now wont return emails. So just buyer beware on infiray Great product if it works more than 1 month. It said 1 yr warranty but NO ONE will respond

[@MikesCarInfo]

Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@me4654]

Is there a subscription for this? If so$

[@MikesCarInfo]

No subscription.

[@javc7433]

In my opinion , the thermal viewing angle needs to be 180°

[@MikesCarInfo]

@javc7433 Someone might make something like that, but it would cost $15,000 or more.

[@javc7433]

@@MikesCarInfo I often drive through the forest at night and regularly see deer , i've had many close calls with them . They tend to dart out in front of you , unfortunately it happened to me a few nights ago , about 100 yards in front of me about 6 deer ran across the road , i slowed down anticipating there might be more , i continued driving slowly and it was all clear in front of me , then suddenly i heard an almighty bang from the off/side of my car , a deer slammed into my car , didn't see it , just the loud bang . I pulled over and looked around , no deer anywhere , my driver door and rear off/side passenger door has multiple deep dents . Thanks for your reply . The benefits of this technology is a must , in the name of road safety , it would greatly cut the number of animal deaths with this warning system , and insurance claims , but the cost needs to be affordable to the average driver . As with new technologies it will take time for the price to come down when it has reached mainstream status .

[@MikesCarInfo]

Same thing happened to me.

[@ZoMcYo]

Lets do this at night in rain/snow please.

[@هاديالشمري-خ5ب]

How the. Raean Das work

[@wxmyjnsn]

If they make this so it is not outside my car (theft) and can make it connect to my OEM screen, I am in.

[@MikesCarInfo]

That is what the Flir system does. See my Jeep Grand Cherokee video.

[@Patriotgal1]

It would TOTALLY violate Federal Regulations if I put one of these in my airplane. LOL.

[@PeterLGଈ]

Not interested with on-the-roof mounting. Behind the grill, sure.

[@Persian-odyssey]

That thing is supposed to be inside, dude! 😂

[@GimmilFactory]

Says its a fraction of the cost, 1/2 isn't much of a fraction at MSRP lmfao

[@MikesCarInfo]

Fraction of the cost of a $3,200 (+install) Flir system.

[@TheUnofficialMaker]

9:04 that will get stolemn

[@nickspartanshld408]

I was 100% gonna buy it until I saw that 😂 this better be easily removed to throw back inside the car when parked

[@nameuser4406]

More surveillance