Why Your Next Smartphone Might Have a Thermal Camera

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Why Your Next Smartphone Might Have a Thermal Camera

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Episode 48 of Consumer Tech with Fexingo dives into thermal imaging cameras on smartphones. Lucas and Luna explore how FLIR sensors, once niche tools for electricians and hunters, are entering mainstream phones like the CAT S75 and a rumored Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro 2. They discuss real-world use cases: finding water leaks, checking for heat loss in homes, spotting overheating electronics, and even detecting fever in crowds during flu season. The hosts reference Apple's and Google's recent patents for thermal sensors, and note that the global thermal camera market is projected to grow at a 7.2 percent CAGR through 2032. They also touch on privacy concerns, as thermal cameras can see through thin fabrics in low light. The episode balances excitement for a genuinely useful sensor with awareness of its potential for misuse. #ThermalCamera #Smartphone #FLIR #ConsumerTech #FexingoBusiness #LucasAndLuna #Technology #BusinessPodcast #SmartphoneCamera #Privacy #Samsung #CATPhones #SensorTech #GadgetReview #FutureOfPhones #Infrared #HomeInspection #ElectronicsDiagnostics Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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