Building an Arduino speed detector using IR technology to measure the speed of a moving object is much more cost-effective, and it is also very simple to build. All you need are a few basic parts, ...

Recently, the group of Prof. Labao Zhang of Nanjing University, together with the group of researcher Haiyong Gan of the National Institute of Metrology, China, have developed a new thermal radiation ...

Infrared (IR) light is a type of electromagnetic radiation ... "This first-ever mid-IR detection, and the variability seen with the SMA, has not only filled a gap in our understanding of what ...

From your smartphone’s face recognition feature to fancy fitness trackers and advanced night vision cameras, many sensors we use daily rely on infrared light detection. For the last eight years ...

The findings were published in Light: Science & Applications. Infrared light detection is essential for technologies such as remote controls, autofocus systems, self-driving cars, and virtual ...

Different from traditional analog light sensor, as Grove - Light Sensor, this digital module features a selectable light spectrum range due to its dual light sensitive diodes: infrared and full ...

At present, the main solution is to improve the detection performance in low light by fusing with infrared images. However, the current methods often overlook the impact of illumination changes on RGB ...

Scientists in northwest Ontario say they made a breakthrough in the search for a tool to identify the boundaries of ...

A color camera and light detection technology could soon help identify objects in space. At least that's the hope of Rogue ...

The IG26H series from Laser Components expands the existing lineup of high-quality IG26 extended InGaAs infrared (IR) PIN ...

Various clean energy technologies have been developed to meet the rapidly intensifying energy demand and dwindling fossil ...

The system works by sending out infrared light, which the human eye can't see. This light travels in a straight line until it meets an object, at which point it's reflected back to the sensor.