FLIR Systems' thermal imaging camera core integrates into tablets and other devices

    March 5, 2014
    The Lepton thermal imaging camera core uses a lens fabricated in wafer form, a microbolometer focal-plane array, and advanced thermal image processing on an ASIC.

    The Lepton thermal imaging camera core uses a lens fabricated in wafer form, a microbolometer focal-plane array, and advanced thermal image processing on an ASIC. It is similar in size, weight, and power consumption to a CMOS cell phone camera module and integrates into smartphones, tablets, diagnostic tools, and other devices.
    FLIR Systems
    Wilsonville, OR
    www.flir.com/lepton

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