Here’s a brief overview of some of the key factors to consider before purchasing a thermal camera. Outdoor cameras are always a tricky affair. The environment is often harsh, with weather conditions that could be extreme depending on where you are, intrusion from small animals, trash, foliage, etc., mandating the camera to be robust enough to withstand such things.
In the world of physical security, thermal cameras belong to a class in themselves. Unlike daylight cameras that can capture everything the eye can see and even aid in recognizing what is captured through analytics, thermal cameras have a rather narrow range of applications.
But this doesn’t mean thermal cameras are not popular in security. On the contrary, the thermal imaging systems market that includes verticals like surveillance, security, and defense is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.78 percent from 2019 to 2024, according to Mordor Intelligence. Security and surveillance account for a large chunk of the market share.
There are several advantages that thermal cameras offer. They can provid...
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