Reptiles are very sensitive to temperature changes, and their owners use infrared thermometers to maintain an optimal environment. Infrared thermometers are also popular with hobbyists for tuning ...

Although infrared technology is sophisticated, using a portable infrared (IR) thermometer is simple. To get a reading, you point the device at the target, pull the trigger, and read the LCD. But, how ...

A post going around social media claims to show concerns from an anonymous Australian nurse who warns against pointing an infrared thermometer at foreheads.

Q: Are non-contact thermometers unsafe to use on children? A: You may have seen the social media posts warning about the possible dangers of non-contact infrared thermometers. These devices, which ...

How about building your own visual thermometer for cheap? That’s what [Thomas Fischl] decided to do, using an infrared thermal sensor array (MLX90640) connected through a PIC16LF1455 to a host ...

A post going around social media claims to show concerns from an anonymous Australian nurse who warns against pointing an infrared thermometer at foreheads.

A post going around social media claims to show concerns from an anonymous Australian nurse who warns against pointing an infrared thermometer at foreheads.

According to several health experts, there is no current evidence that says infrared thermometers should not be used on a person's forehead. Here's a look at why. A viewer reached out to the Verify ...