Where a normal camera captures an image using visible light, thermal imaging systems capture images using heat. All objects (living and nonliving) produce or retain heat, so under certain atmospheric conditions – smoke, fog, low light, etc. – thermal imaging is actually superior to visible imaging because it registers objects the naked eye cannot see.
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Utilizing technology, firefighters can now better predict, manage, and respond to wildfires. By harnessing data and modern tools, proactive measures are more efficient, ensuring greater protection against the rising challenges of climate change and urban expansions into wild areas.
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Drones have revolutionized public safety operations, offering fast data acquisition, saving lives, and ensuring community safety. These unmanned flying robots, combined with advanced AI, enhance decision-making, reduce costs, and promise a transformed future in emergency response and security protocols.
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