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Thermography is a non-contact diagnostic technique that detects and visualizes infrared radiation emitted by an object. All objects above absolute zero emit thermal energy, and the intensity and wavelength of this radiation are dependent on the object's temperature. Thermography captures this emitted infrared energy and converts it into a visual image called a thermogram. Thermograms display temperature variations across a surface, often using a color scale where different colors represent different temperature ranges. This allows for the identification of hotter or colder areas that might not be apparent to the naked eye.
The technology relies on infrared cameras equipped with specialized sensors. These sensors are sensitive to the