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A HUGE 15% OFF FOR QUALIFYING INSTITUTES Enhancing Scientific Research with Advanced Thermal Imaging Technology The FLIR A700sc Series Science Kit is a comprehensive thermal imaging solution designed specifically for scientific research applications. This advanced kit combines the cutting-edge FLIR A700sc thermal camera with a range of specialised accessories and software, enabling researchers to capture high-resolution thermal images...

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Cooled vs Uncooled: The Right Camera For The Job In this article, we will be exploring the differences between a cooled and uncooled thermal camera, highlighting each camera's benefits, drawbacks and unique workplace applications to help you choose the right camera for your needs. What is a Cooled Camera?  Cooled Cameras are thermal imaging sensors that include an integrated cryocooler, a device that decreases the sensor temperature to cryogenic levels (-150°C to -273&...