Thermal Maps
A temperature map beside the RGB map
Radiometric Photos
Read the temperature of any pixel
Open raw thermal photos, read point temperatures and highlight everything above a threshold.
A thermal photo is only useful if the numbers are real. Radiometric photos carry a temperature for every pixel. You open one, point at anything, and read it.
Why it matters
How it helps
Read the temperature of a point
Hover any pixel of a raw thermal photo for its calibrated reading.
Get stats for an area
Box a region to see its maximum, minimum and average temperature.
Highlight everything above a limit
Set a threshold and see every pixel above it light up.
Product tour
Watch it work
Thermal inspector
50.7 °C at the hottest pixel
Every pixel of a radiometric photo is a calibrated temperature.
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Box any area of the photo
Max 49.5 °C, average 20.6 °C across the selection.
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Everything above 30 °C, highlighted
Running equipment stands out at a glance.
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