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Products => Thermal Imaging => Topic started by: michael16 on July 17, 2023, 01:43:14 am
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Hi Everyone,
So I'm looking for a thermal camera module for a project. Something like the Infiray P2 core looks like it would do the job.
The issue I have is that this will likely be a non-android linux system. Beyond some vague mentions of a Linux SDK on Infiray's website, I can find basically nothing about this. Has anyone ever tried doing something similar? (doesn't have to be with infiray, any similar product will do).
Is there a thermal module out there that just has a nice set of python/C++ binding that are easy to work with?
Thanks
Michael
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For the Infiray sensor, you will need to request it from Infiray using their contact form. I have requested it, but I have not received a response.
You might want to contact FLIR support and see if Atlask SDK supports the FLIR One. Atlas has been made free, but you have to register at support.flir.com first.
Seek (thermal.com) also has an SDK available for all of their sensors.
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I designed an open-source camera called tCam-Mini that uses Lepton 3.0/3.1/3.5 and communicates via Wifi or a direct wired interface using higher-level commands. There is a python interface that can run on Linux that gives you control of the camera and access to the raw data (radiometric in the case of Lepton 3.1/3.5).
Design and firmware: https://github.com/danjulio/tCam (https://github.com/danjulio/tCam)
You can buy them from Group Gets: https://store.groupgets.com/products/tcam-mini-rev4-wireless-streaming-thermal-camera-board (https://store.groupgets.com/products/tcam-mini-rev4-wireless-streaming-thermal-camera-board).