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Humans are so hot!

Wau... great technology. What is a price range of these devices?

Hello, do you have more infrared images of various ships? I am doing a study on the classification of ships in infrared mode, which requires a lot of infrared images of various ships. If the image is suitable, I can pay for it. I hope you can reply at your leisure

Hello, do you have more infrared images of various ships? I am doing a study on the classification of ships in infrared mode, which requires a lot of infrared images of various ships. If the image is suitable, I can pay for it. I hope you can reply at your leisure

Can it be used in both wild life and real workspace settings over urban home theatre environments ? If so then how does it differentiate between human and animal gaits energy signature ?

Do you guys provide free samples? If so I'll take a head mounted monocular please 🥺

that is a really large front element. Do they even make ingots large enough to cut from?

Where is Al Pawchino

Amazing

Wow super low noise. Makes this video look a bit like a z-depth map

Fascinating.

Well explaining

can uncooled microbolometers be used for ground based observations of deep sky objects? I assume that integration time and noise will be an issue - but I have yet to see it done or disproven. Some of the brighter objects should be M42

I don't even know if you'll get this notification, but thanks for those shots. I was looking for this kind of footage to compare with the fireworks in the movie Dune 2. The sun there is shining only IR light. And they have fireworks but it's so unnatural. The movie FX are really authentic, so it's a good comparison. Thanks again

why not using peltier?

Hmmm, while this is very impressive demonstration on its own, one can't help but wonder about how much operational relevance it actually has. Sure the drone was "detected" 4km out. But only as a tiny blurry blob, and with the system staring directly at it. The website states the camera system's FOV is "8.8º-0.6º", so to get solid coverage of the entire horizon at that distance would require... a lot of these! I didn't see a price listed on the site, but I can't imagine that'd be cheap. Furthermore, even with the most advanced AI assistance, it must be incredibly difficult to identify a threat in all the noise of moving background, birds, bugs, turbulence, etc. So even having the drone in-frame wouldn't guarantee detection. The fact the video editor decided to use a circle to highlight the drone in these clips speaks to that. All in all, not really sure what this test proves in regards to dronetection. The Ventus could certainly be useful in conjunction with some sort of hybrid integrated sensor network, but that's not what was discussed above. What'd be fun and would prove a lot more is to zip-tie a paperweight to the bottom of a Mavic and see how close a pilot could get to directly over the observer before the drone was spotted. As the pilot and spotter got more experience and switched off, it'd get progressively more challenging for both as the pilot tried different tricks and the spotter got better at spotting. That'd get some actually relevant numbers.

Such a great talk, and it covers so much! Thank you for posting!

Is the sensor saturated by fire this easily? Do you offer a low gain option or attenuation filters to get extended range?

CGI

how much the price

Product page link doesn't work.

I wish I could afford this thing for some cool projects.

What model is this on your website? What is the pricing?

The vegetation is dark. This isn't NIR or SWIR.

What are the pro & cons between rotory and linear split coolers? Which one type of cooler does your camera use

The size of the lens 😳😳😳😳😳❤️

the pan shows quite some dead pixels stuck on hot. Is this expected? And can it be mitigated by FCC?

wonderfully explained!

I'm very interested in this channel. Can you share me the infrared video to me?

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Do the opening to office space next

Look at virgo with that!

The things I would do for one of these, but knowing how eye watering expensive it is 🥲

60 km infrared! Amazing!

This is great content and very informative in a minimal and concise way.

I wish I could work for such a cool company! Thanks for all the videos!

Incredible resolution!

Very cool

Excuse me, but are nebulae, galaxies and planets of the solar system visible through such a telescope with a thermal imager?

Very interesting and well explained. Thank you for sharing

are these systems user serviceable, for example refilling the UHP Helium?

Why are you tethered to the table with a blue wrist cable? Shouldn’t the product be tied down, not the salesman?

hello yes id like to buy 55 of those

Look at the size of that lense...I can't imagine how much it cost??

Many thanks.. Very informative

Great job !

I think in another comment you mentioned the sensors in the video are semiconductors, eg the ir photons are jumping a band gap to send a signal down the sensor leads. IR photons have wavelengths in the few um range, so is that what's limiting the resolution of the sensors? RGB sensors could be packed 100× more dense, given 0.7um photons in the red part of light vs 7um photons for MIR in a 10×10 array.

Keep doing what you're doing. Well done. 👏

Wait a minute so you're telling me scientists are making our cameras?

I like your videos, you have always big like from me.