Despite the arrival and popularity of ultrahigh definition low-light cameras, thermal imaging systems continue to remain an integral part of security solutions, especially in sites like critical infrastructure.
Despite the arrival and popularity of ultrahigh definition low-light cameras, thermal imaging systems continue to remain an integral part of security solutions, especially in sites like critical infrastructure. However, the cost of installing several thermal cameras can be a deterring factor for many end users. This is where the company, Thermal Imaging Radar, sees a potential market. Its product, Thermal Radar, offers a direct competition to conventional thermal cameras.
“Threats to the security of assets and critical infrastructure are increasing,” said Brady Flamm, VP of Business Development at Thermal Imaging Radar. “Thermal Radar provides a cost-effective solution, using one thermal sens...