2026/04/01

Short-wave infrared continues to gain momentum, further expanding the market for industrial inspection and machine vision applications.

In addition to traditional mid-wave and long-wave thermal imaging, short-wave infrared (SWIR) has also garnered significant attention in the industrial vision field in recent years.


2026/03/31

From leak detection to emission quantification, infrared OGI technology is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of industrial monitoring.

In the oil and gas, LNG, chemical, and energy sectors, demand for monitoring methane and volatile organic compound (VOC) leaks is steadily increasing. As emissions regulations, on-site safety management, and low-carbon operational requirements become more stringent, optical gas imaging (OGI) technology based on infrared thermal imaging is emerging as a key focus for an ever-growing number of companies.


2026/03/30

Infrared thermal imaging is accelerating its integration into intelligent driving systems, ushering in a new upgrade in nighttime safety perception.

In recent years, the application of infrared thermal imaging in automotive nighttime safety has gained increasing traction. Compared with visible-light cameras, thermal imaging exhibits superior adaptability to low-light, backlit, nighttime, and certain hazy conditions, offering distinct advantages—particularly in identifying pedestrians, animals, and roadside obstacles at night.


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