Infrared thermal imaging sensors and cameras, like those shown here, are improving to be smaller and more sensitive, meaning energy auditors can more easily identify building heat loss, experts say.

Contractors and technicians are always looking for tools that can help them improve their efficiency on the job site and ensure that they leave their customers without any ongoing HVAC issues. Thermal ...

Thinking of buying an infrared camera for generating thermal images? Don't forget that its optics and software are just as important as its sensor chip, says Christiaan Maras. Infrared thermography - ...

FLIR Systems has unveiled three distinct, all-new product lines, expanding options for every budget and application. The FLIR i3 is a sub-$1,200 point-and-shoot infrared camera, making the big picture ...

Homeowners want ways to save energy and cut costs. HVAC contractors are looking for new business opportunities. And technologies like thermal imaging enable you to see and do more than ever before.

Q. I’ve seen odd-looking photos taken with infrared (IR) cameras. They seem to me to be more of a novelty than a useful tool. How can they help you around your home? What was the most shocking thing ...

An international team of researchers, led by Drexel University, has found that a thin coating of MXene — a type of two-dimensional nanomaterial discovered and studied at Drexel for more than a decade ...

For best results, IR camera users must think carefully about the type of measurements they need to make and then be proactive in the camera’s calibration process. The first step is selecting a camera ...

In a new paper, scientists from the University of Michigan present a suggested design for an HVAC system that turns biofeedback into a comfortable temperature. The Human Embodied Autonomous Thermostat ...