Thermography allows us to see what cannot be seen with the naked eye. It detects thermal radiation of objects and produces images called thermograms. You only need to know what you are looking for and extract the information you need from the image. Thermography is widely used for thermal analysis of buildings and wiring, detecting leaks, controlling technological processes, in medicine and by veterinarians. It is also invaluable for prototyping, modelling and analysing different phenomenons in our surroundings. Combined with the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, thermography becomes an invaluable help for emergency services: the fire service, the police and the border guard.
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