AI Imaging
All articles filed under AI Imaging — 23 articles.
How Big Is the Difference Between a 640 Infrared Core and a 1280 Infrared Core?
640 infrared core vs 1280 infrared core: compare pixels, field detail, optics, bandwidth, AI detection, cost, and when each choice makes sense.
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Can an Infrared Thermal Imaging Module Be Customized?
Custom infrared thermal imaging module guide covering detectors, lenses, interfaces, algorithms, mechanics, validation, lead time, and sourcing.
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LWIR vs MWIR Thermal Imaging
LWIR vs MWIR thermal imaging explained for OEM teams: wavelength bands, detector types, optics, sensitivity, range, SWaP, integration choices and tradeoffs.
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How to Evaluate an Infrared Module Supplier
Learn how to evaluate an infrared module supplier by checking NETD test conditions, SDK support, batch consistency, delivery risk, and after-sales response.
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Johnson Criteria for Thermal Imaging
Johnson Criteria for Thermal Imaging explain DRI range, pixels on target, lens choice, and OEM trade-offs for LWIR, MWIR, and multi-band OEM modules.
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How Thermal Imaging Works: A Technical Primer for Engineers
A technical explanation of thermal imaging — blackbody radiation, infrared detectors, the imaging pipeline, and what distinguishes high-performance from budget modules.
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SWIR Imaging: The Invisible Light That Changes What You Can See
Short-wave infrared (SWIR) imaging explained — what it sees that LWIR and visible cameras cannot, key application areas, and detector technology considerations.
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DRI in Thermal Imaging: Detection, Recognition, and Identification
DRI in thermal imaging explained for OEM engineers: detection, recognition, identification range, target pixels, optics, NETD, MTF, and sensor trade-offs.
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On-Device AI Target Detection: The NEXUS LV0619B Imaging Module
IRmodules' NEXUS LV0619B integrates a neural processing unit directly on the imaging module — delivering real-time AI target detection without an external compute board.
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