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Introduction – It can start with an email<\/strong><\/p>\n

In this case, it did. \u00a0The folks over at Sparkfun sent me product offering email that had an interesting breakout, the FLIR Dev Kit<\/a>. \u00a0This is essentially a camera module that senses in the infra red spectrum. \u00a0They mention some details about the breakout on their website, so go check it out if you want more details.<\/p>\n

Purpose –\u00a0They have an app for that…no, seriously they do.<\/strong><\/p>\n

A few months back I had a coworker mention that FLIR offered a camera module<\/a> that attached to a iphone. \u00a0It turns out that the Sparkfun dev kit is that same sensor. \u00a0The resolutions of the module isn’t ground shaking at 80 x 60. \u00a0However, having the ability to provide a FLIR overlay to the \u00a0higher resolution iphone camera\u00a0was what made it interesting.
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