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Smartphone with built-in thermal imager

26.02.2016

Bullitt has announced the world's first smartphone with a built-in thermal imager from FLIR Systems.

The S60 is part of a line of gadgets under the Cat brand. The thermal imaging module for the device is supplied by FLIR Systems, a company specializing in thermal imaging systems.

The smartphone displays a thermal image on the screen in real time at a resolution of 640 by 480 pixels. You can save readings in the form of pictures or videos.

The Cat S60 is designed, for example, to be used in rescue operations, in case you need to search for people under foliage or in conditions of heavy smoke.

In addition, the gadget can withstand a fall from a height of 1,8 meters and immersion in water to a depth of 5 meters. The Cat S60 is expected to be available in late May 2016 for $599.

In February 2015, the American company Torrey Pines Logic introduced the T10 compact budget thermal imager, which can be mounted on various types of weapons, including pistols. The device is presented in two "civilian" versions - T10-S and T10-N - and "military" T10-M.

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