Fused Vision

See-through display

A see-through display is an electronic display that allows the user to see what is projected on the screen while still being able to see the real world.

Resolution: 640 x 480 pixels
Color depth: 24-bit color
Brightness: > 2000 nits

thermal camera

A thermal camera is capturinginfrared radiation, similar to anormal camera that forms animage using visible light.

Resolution: 320 x 240 pixels
Frame rate: up to 27 Hz
Imaging range: -40 C - 330 C

Electromagnetic spectrum

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FusionView:
Seeing Beyond the surface

Real-time Monitoring

ThermalGlass enables real-time monitoring by continuously scanning and measuring the environment while the user works. Whether the thermal view is turned off or other information is displayed, the system keeps tracking temperature changes in the background. If the temperature reaches a critical level, ThermalGlass immediately sends an alert and automatically displays the thermal map in the field of view,drawing instant attention to the issue. This feature ensures that fault detection and quick response are always possible.

Palette

ThermalGlass offers various color palettes for thermal mapping, allowing for visually clear and easy-to-understand representation of heat distribution. The palettes can be customized according to the needs of different sectors, ensuring that the most suitable color gradients are used for displaying temperatures. This helps in quickly identifying critical areas and effectively monitoring temperature changes.

Edge Detection

The Edge Detection feature highlights object edges with colors, making the visible image even clearer. Alongside the thermal map, the specific contours of each object become distinctly visible, which can be a significant advantage in dangerous or critical situations where every detail matters. Highlighting the edges helps identify exactly which object is heating up, facilitating quick and effective intervention.