Hanwha Vision unveils its new dual-spectrum radiometric thermal cameras
The TNM-C3620TDR/C3622TDR indoor cameras Hanwha Vision They have QVGA resolution in the thermal lens and visible sensor. 2 MP, while the TNM-C4940TDR/C4942TDR outdoor models combine advanced thermal VGA and 4K video.
Hanwha Vision has presented its new dual spectrum radiometric thermal cameras con artificial intelligence and high performance, which are ideal for use in perimeter protection, traffic monitoring, manufacturing, industrial facilities, data centers and solar farms.
The cameras TNM-C3620TDR/C3622TDR They serve as compact indoor models and have QVGA resolution in the thermal lens and visible light sensor. 2 MP, while outdoor models TNM-C4940TDR/C4942TDR combine advanced thermal VGA and 4K video. The range is designed to deliver clear images in all lighting situations, with artificial intelligence analysis for precise object detection, and temperature monitoring between -20 °C y 130 °C.
Outdoor models support AI in the thermal sensors and visible, so they can not only detect objects in complex lighting conditions, like total darkness, fog or rain, but also alert operators to possible intrusions, Loitering or other suspicious behavior. On the other hand, compact indoor models have Artificial Intelligence in the visible channel.
By ensuring a high degree of precision across the entire range, false alarms triggered by irrelevant movements, For example, animals or shadows, are significantly reduced, which improves operational efficiency and means operators can focus only on the events of interest. Intelligent video analytics also includes input and output monitoring, and virtual line crossing detection.
Dual-spectrum radiometric thermal cameras with artificial intelligence provide accurate temperature measurements between -20 y 130 °C, making them suitable for industrial applications. By providing critical data on temperature changes, cameras can alert operators to potential problems, such as overheating of parts or equipment failure, minimizing downtime, allowing a proactive maintenance and improving operational efficiency and safety.
Operators can switch between eight color palettes in the thermal channel to easily review any temperature changes and improve visibility of a scene.
Perimeter protection and traffic management
Outdoor models accommodate perimeter protection and can alert operators to potential perimeter violations. The thermal lens allows you to identify possible perimeter violations in various locations by detecting the body heat signature, while the visual lens identifies and classifies objects.
The cameras can also be used to monitor vehicle traffic, alerting about stopped traffic, which may indicate an accident or congestion on the road. Cameras allow for a high degree of accuracy and fewer false alarms.
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