Thermal Image Driving Camera

Sales Engineer: Grace Gao

For every driver on the road, driving safety is very important, but sometimes driving in bad weather or at night, many potential dangers can not be found in time, then it is necessary to have some special car lens to assist driving, such as thermal image driving camera.

The thermal image driving camera is a high-tech equipment that uses infrared thermal imaging technology to monitor the surrounding conditions of the vehicle, which can improve the safety of driving and the driver's perception of the surrounding environment, especially at night or in bad weather conditions to provide drivers with a better vision and improve the driver's sense of security.

A thermal image or thermal image can be generated from the received energy and presented to the driver via the display. When the temperature of the surface of the object is different, the energy radiated by it is different, so the infrared camera can measure the temperature of the surface of the object by receiving different light signals, and respectively show different temperature regions in different colors. Through it, drivers can see potential obstacles or creatures such as pedestrians and animals on the road, and can better identify traffic facilities such as buildings, tunnels and Bridges ahead even in low lighting conditions.

Vehicle-mounted infrared thermal imaging lenses have obvious advantages at night or in bad weather conditions, and can also provide drivers with a better view of complex roads and potholes and concave roads. In contrast, vehicles equipped with infrared thermal imaging lenses can be more safe in difficult terrain such as forests, mountains, deserts, because it can help drivers identify potential hazards that cannot be recognized in low light.

According to the data of Hua Jing Industrial Research Institute, as of 2021, the market size of China's infrared thermal imager industry has reached 65.534 billion yuan. With the development of uncooled infrared thermal imaging technology, infrared thermal imagers have been widely used in the civil and military field.

Sales Engineer: Grace Gao