Apple Intelligence offers amazing tools for photo editing, object recognition, and even filtering out spam messages and calls. However, what if you seek something that the latest iPhones don’t furnish – such as a thermal camera? For those curious, a thermal camera is a useful gadget that takes images based on heat emissions through infrared radiation. Although using such a camera may seem like a novelty for many, it brings various advantages.
Utilizing a thermal camera can save you considerable amounts on your energy expenses at home — a scenario that might grow more relevant as AI could elevate your energy costs. It enables homeowners to identify possible issues in their residences, like ineffective insulation and dangerously overheating electrical circuits. Additionally, it can detect water leaks — a gradual issue that could ultimately damage sections of a house, resulting in thousands of dollars in potential repairs.
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This makes the Flir One Gen 3 professional thermal camera an ideal tool for homeowners. This small and lightweight device connects to your iPhone using a USB-C port. Boasting Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging, this feature enables the Flir camera to improve the thermal images captured by emphasizing details and making problem areas more visible. With an 80 x 60 thermal resolution and a battery life of 1 hour, you’ll find it easy to take high-quality photos throughout your house.
The accompanying Flir One app offers functionalities for homeowners that aren’t available with a standard thermal camera. You can upload images to the cloud for future access,
