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Infrared vision is based on the principle of light emission in a defined spectral band outside of the visible light spectrum. Everything within this infrared wavelength radiates energy that can be captured and visually identified using a thermal imaging device operating in this wave band.
Thanks to these devices, energy emitted in the infrared range becomes visible.
This technology is used in various applications, from industry and defense to aeronautics.
In this episode, we will be exploring in detail the key advantages of infrared technology and delving into its specific applications.
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