You don’t need to dish out thousands of dollars on dedicated tools anymore, as has been proven by the TOPDON TC001/TC002C thermal camera lenses. This device is so cool that you can plug it into ...

Thermal cameras (and any thermal imaging device, including scopes, clip-on, and hand-held units) use a special lens to detect variations in temperature. Infrared cameras and night-vision devices ...

Find out more in my Freewell 45x Macro lens review. The TOPDON TC001, TC002 and TC002C are fantastic thermal cameras for anyone who wants to measure the temperature of appliances and tech.

It’s a remarkable difference. The Thermal Master P2 Pro comes with a macro lens that attaches to the main camera magnetically. I didn’t come across a need for it in my work, but it’s nice to ...

Thermal imaging has obvious applications in ... The high cost comes, in part, from the materials used to produce the camera lenses. These lenses need to have special properties that allow them ...

Seek Thermal is betting that significantly cheaper ... as well as an inexpensive sensor -- the camera's lens -- that is able to read temperature differences at distances of up to 1,000 feet ...

One germanium lens gives some magnification ... like looking inside an IC. If the thermal camera used in the video isn’t to your liking, there are plenty of others out there.

A basic look at the camera unit reveals a compact, well-built design. It consists of a small lens on the front and a USB Type-C connector on the base, alongside a small logo reading "Thermal Master." ...

It's like a Moto Mod, but with a full-fledged, working camera lens. I had a brief hands-on session with this concept, and left feeling there might be a future where you can attach your camera lens ...

Roombas can be both convenient and fun, particularly for cats who like to ride on top of the machines as they make their cleaning rounds. But the obstacle-avoidance cameras collect images of the ...

Looking like heavy rubber cricket balls, these devices are covered in camera lenses and are tough enough ... it can also capture and transmit thermal images, which can zero in on objects warmer ...