Thermal Imaging Application and Operation - How they work!

[@ShaneDowning-zk3ei]

This is the exact video I've been looking for. Something to clearly explain how thermal imaging actually works, in detail. Thankyou.

[@andycraig7734]

Thank you. I like that you distinguished thermal from one other invisible viewing frequency but it would have been nifty to mention both Near IR and amplified visible light and their common names.

[@vikrantvijit1436]

Superb high quality Intellectual content on key concepts underlying thermal imaging techniques of optical sensing in real time spaced Environments.

[@Dronesey]

Well explained! Thank you!

[@timclark2305]

Thank you. Was excellent

[@maninji6]

Thank god i clicked on this its exactly what I was looking for 🤠

[@JaykeSapalaran-iq3qs]

Great video information 👍❤ thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience 🇵🇭🙂

[@aurangzebkhan9697]

sir best video ..respect for you sir!

[@shehanmadhushafernando5943]

Good explanation

[@TheOtherShoreOutdoors]

Excellent info! Thanks a lot. Can you explain in detail how a lepton sensor in a flir camera works?

[@mikerope5785]

I think it's a robot not a real person.

[@TheOtherShoreOutdoors]

@@mikerope5785 what you mean?

[@kurdistanindependance5471]

Beautiful video but no views sadly

[@JokerJonny]

mentions NVG but shows VR Headset

[@hyperactive99999]

could we scan this for Jinns (ghosts) ?

[@Joe-sf7pj]

Just makes it easier to become invisible. Once your body temperature drops, how can they see you with expensive cameras.

[@Unknown-eh7rx]

They can always see bro , ur body will always emit few amounts of heat , if you want to be invisible u have to go to Antarctica where u will become invisible

[@Joe-sf7pj]

@Unknown-eh7rx Guess again. I can just wear a fur coat and emit even more body heat than in the Bahamas on a beach. Thats why people live in Antarctica with warm coats and cofee. Its easier.

[@zet0korp]

Good video but the music is terrible.

[@yourcoach3713]

Id say music is really good, just not for this video.

[@h7opolo]

5:30 i detest your omission of the term "wavelength" during your explanation of temperature-wavelength correlation. boo.

[@jamesmhango2619]

HVAC use.

[@bhupenoza4187]

🙏👍💐

[@n5sdm]

Never seen such a 90s introductory sales pitch. You still did not explain the sensor. Is it eletro mechanical? Is it a chip? Does it reqire cooling like the old ones did? If not, why not? This felt like a bad sales pitch to management to make them think they were smart and well informed.

[@akaLuptonPittman]

This isn’t exactly accurate