Infrared imaging-based machine vision (IRMV) is the technology used to automatically
inspect, detect, and analyse infrared images (or videos) obtained by recording the intensity …

In recent years, infrared thermographic (IRT) technology has experienced notable
advancements and found widespread applications in various fields, such as renewable …

Recent advancements in thermal imaging sensor technology have resulted in the use of
thermal cameras in a variety of applications, including automotive, industrial, medical …

Thermal imaging camera is a device which is used to detect infrared radiations emitted from
an object to give a thermal profile of the scene. This device was initially used for surveillance …

Background Infrared (IR) radiation was discovered in 1800 by Sir William Herschel while
studying radiation from the sun. One hundred years later, Max Planck was the first to …

As a non‐contact temperature distribution measurement method, infrared thermography
(IRT) has emerged as an indispensable tool in condition monitoring and fault diagnosis of …

The condition of a machine can automatically be identified by creating and classifying
features that summarize characteristics of measured signals. Currently, experts, in their …

Condition-based monitoring (CBM) has emerged as a critical instrument for lowering the
cost of unplanned operations while also improving the efficacy, execution, and dependability …

Infrared thermography (IRT) is a non-contact, non-invasive methodology which allows for
detection of thermal energy that is radiated from objects in the infrared band of the …

Sinkholes form when culverts beneath roadways fail, posing a safety hazard that requires
costly repairs and causes traffic delays. Detecting the onset of sub-pavement voids can …