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Infrapunakuvan, also known as infrared imaging or thermography, is a technique that captures images based on the infrared radiation emitted by an object. All objects with a temperature above absolute zero emit infrared radiation, and the intensity of this radiation is directly related to the object's temperature. Infrapunakuvan devices, such as thermal cameras, detect this emitted radiation and convert it into a visual representation, often displayed as a false-color image. Warmer areas typically appear as brighter or redder colors, while cooler areas appear as darker or bluer colors, though the color palette can be adjusted.

This technology has a wide range of applications. In building inspections, it can reveal heat loss, insulation defects, and moisture problems. In the medical field, it's used to detect inflammation, poor circulation, and other physiological changes. Industrial maintenance utilizes infrapunakuvan to identify overheating components in machinery, preventing potential failures. In security and surveillance, it allows for detection of individuals and animals in complete darkness. Scientific research also employs thermal imaging for studying heat transfer, material properties, and biological processes. The ability to visualize temperature differences without physical contact makes infrapunakuvan a valuable non-destructive diagnostic tool across many disciplines.