Heat vision

This is one of the images I enjoyed the most coooring justice league #19, PURE RAGE!!! #WIP #superman #prisonplanet #justiceleague…

Recent scientific investigation has revealed an amazing world of vision diversity in animals. Like the dragonfly - its brain works so fast that it sees your movements as if in slow motion. Or the pigeon - which is capable of detecting more subtle gradations of color than the most advanced computer program.

Up until the last few years, heat sensing cameras — think Predator vision — were a thing that pretty much only the Army and the super-rich got to play with. Then FLiR figured out how to make the required sensors tiny and (relatively) cheap, and the whole idea became considerably more accessible. Hell, you can get heat vision in an iPhone case now. Now, with this tiny board, you can bring heat vision into any of your Arduino/Raspberry Pi DIY projects.

🔥Predator heat vision🔥 • I’ve wanted to do this ever since seeing the @necaofficial @predator thermal vision action figures and honestly,…

Thermal imaging cameras are being used to track the Kilauea volcano's lava flow towards local homes & point to an evacuation on the Big Island of Hawai'i

From boozy safaris to a brand new African Savanna habitat, Zoo Atlanta is constantly adding exciting new adventures to the mix at their amazing wonderland of exotic animals. With their recent addition of a newborn gorilla and an African elephant, the list keeps growing with (literal) bigger and better fun. This Zoo Atlanta series lets you explore the zoo after hours to witness animals at dusk with thermal and night vision googles.

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