But now, for $200, you can turn an iPhone or Android smartphone into a camera that can see in the dark with the Seek Thermal camera.

Now you can hide behind an object (e.g., wall, fence, rock) and maneuver the Seek Thermal Camera with a selfie stick to minimize disclosing your specific location.

The Seek Thermal Camera for Android and iOS devices by Seek Thermal, www.thermal.com, is a black magnesium camera measuring less than 2” x 1” that, when connected to a smartphone and used with the ...

Thermal imaging cameras capture a scene’s infrared radiation and show the temperature of objects in that scene. For example, when Underwood held a morel in his hand and pointed the camera at it, the ...

The Seek Reveal is a handheld thermal imager that combines high-performance with thermal insight into a device that fits in the palm of your hand. From up to 500 feet away, you can use the Seek Reveal ...

Seek Thermal was founded in 2012 by two pioneering scientists, Bill Parrish, PhD, and Tim Fitzgibbons, PhD, who together spent 40 years advancing military and professional-grade thermal imaging ...

Normally priced at $299, you can get the TOPDON TC002 Thermal Camera for iPhone and iPad at a limited-time price of just $229.

Thermal cameras shine where all conventional cameras fail — in the absence of light. Because regular cameras capture reflected light, they simply produce a pitch-black image when there's zero light.

Armed with the Seek Thermal camera and a Sony Xperia Z2 smartphone, WIRED took five of the latest mid-layer insulated jackets along to London's perpetually chilly ICEBAR (icebarlondon.com). After ...