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If you’re curious about how food manufacturers use thermal imaging cameras (TICs), this piece may just satiate your curiosity. In it, TherCam, a global supplier of thermal solutions, looks into four ways companies use thermal imaging to monitor equipment and ensure process control and quality assurance.

If you’re curious about how you can use TICs to minimize the risk in your waste management facility, this post is critical. In it, TherCam discusses the causes of landfill fires, the benefits of using TICs to detect hotspots, and the growing landscape of waste disposal.

High-quality trail cameras and thermal imaging devices offer better scouting abilities, improved safety, and can aid in finding downed or wounded game.

Thermal camera cores are compact, integrative, lightweight components beneficial for civil, industrial, and military equipment manufacturers.

With both online and offline detection modes, thermal cameras are valuable tools in nearly every industry.

Thermal imaging cameras can see inside the spaces you can’t, helping detect possible issues in a building before they become full-fledged problems during an inspection.

Electrical power stations can use thermal imaging cameras to ensure reliable transmission and prevent blackouts, fires, and other damaging problems.

You can uncover a myriad of problems with the right tools. TherCam looks at eight common vehicle issues technicians can detect using thermal cameras.

To help you learn more about the everyday application of thermal cameras, TherCam, a leading manufacturer of thermal imaging cameras, looks at how people can use these devices to investigate and solve a multitude of issues.

In this post, TherCam, a leader in infrared imaging and detection, explores the practical uses of thermal imaging for fever detection and how to leverage it to keep our communities safe.