Yes, sometimes a hot or not is more than enough information to tell you if something is working. If you have a dead cylinder, if one of your primaries is cold, that’s kind of a giveaway. But, what if ...

In the 1930s, primitive devices were invented to capture heat and make all heated objects visible in the dark. Almost 100 years later, these devices became modern thermal imagers, which have become ...

A thermal camera captures heat signatures and converts them into a visible image. You may recognize thermal cameras for their distinct green, blue, and orange tinted images which have been portrayed ...

According to new research from the University of Sussex, having a cold nose could show that you're stressed. Researchers put ...

Stress alters the blood flow in the face, and scientists have discovered that the drop in temperature of a person's nose can ...

When I first started to be mentored, I was taught that if we could get firefighters to take the thermal imaging camera (TIC) off of the apparatus, the fire service would be one step closer to ...

This week, the Nevada Highway Patrol will begin using a thermal imaging van that officials hope will help the agency focus on the most problematic trucks and perhaps even combat human trafficking. The ...

Samuel Tonkin studies at Flinders University. He receives funding from Flinders University Impact Seed Funding for Early Career Researchers and the Australian Research Council (DP200100090 and ...