thermal imaging

Graphene is a unique form of carbon, consisting of a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a neat honeycomb pattern. Recently, researchers at Florida State University discovered that twisting and layering graphene can change its ability…

Raytron Technology showcased advancements in long-wave infrared (LWIR) and mid-wave infrared (MWIR) technologies, infrared thermal sensors, modules products, and solutions such as the latest 6μm uncooled infrared sensors for small pixel…

Growing up with tornados in the Midwest and then moving to California to experience first-hand the Loma Prieta earthquake, nothing frightened me more than the potential for wildfire—yet I precariously chose to live in the mountains—no more.…

Excess heat from electronic or mechanical devices can cause inefficient performance. Using embedded sensors to monitor heat flow can help alter device behavior or designs to improve efficiency. For the first time, researchers exploited a…

A new nanophotonic material just broke records for high-temperature stability. Implications are that the material may enable more efficient electricity production and new possibilities in controlling and converting thermal radiation. The…