Enhancing night vision

Dark environment detection: When driving on rural roads or mountain roads without street lights or dimly lit at night, vehicle-mounted thermal imagers can use the thermal radiation emitted by the object itself to form an image. It can clearly detect pedestrians, animals and other objects on the road ahead, which are difficult to detect in time by human eyes or ordinary optical equipment. For example, on a wild road without moonlight, a thermal imager can detect wild animals crossing the road in advance, giving the driver enough time to react.

Strong light interference environment detection: When encountering an oncoming car with high beams or strong light on the road, ordinary vision will be seriously disturbed. Thermal imagers are not affected by strong light and can still clearly distinguish potential dangers on the road, such as pedestrians or obstacles hidden behind the strong light, effectively avoiding accidents caused by visual blind spots caused by strong light.

Visual assistance in bad weather

Fog detection: In foggy weather, visibility is greatly reduced, and the visual distance of ordinary optical equipment and human eyes is very limited. Thermal imagers can penetrate thick fog and identify the outlines of vehicles and pedestrians within a certain distance. For example, when encountering a sudden fog on the highway, thermal imagers can help drivers promptly detect the position and movement of the vehicle in front and maintain a safe following distance.

Rainy and snowy detection: In rainy and snowy days, rain or snowflakes will interfere with vision and reduce the contrast between objects and the background. On-board thermal imagers can use temperature difference imaging to detect objects on the road covered by rain and snow. For example, in snowy days, vehicles that have broken down due to a malfunction on the roadside can be found, or water accumulation areas on the road can be found in the rain, reminding drivers to avoid them.

Early warning of potential dangers

Identify road hazards: It can detect abnormal temperature areas on the road surface, such as overheated parts caused by vehicle failures in front of the road or areas that have not been completely cooled after road construction. These may be potential danger points. At the same time, thermal imagers can detect abnormal tire temperatures and promptly remind drivers to check tires to avoid tire blowout accidents.

Detecting signs of vehicle failure: By monitoring the temperature of the vehicle's own key components, such as the brake system, engine, etc., the on-board thermal imager can alert the driver when the temperature of the components rises abnormally, which helps to detect vehicle failures in advance and prevent more serious problems from occurring during driving.

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