Infrared cameras are specialized devices that detect and capture images based on infrared radiation, which is emitted by all objects based on their temperature. Unlike regular cameras that rely on visible light, infrared cameras can visualize heat, making them useful in various applications such as building inspections, firefighting, and medical diagnostics. These cameras convert thermal energy into visible images, allowing users to see temperature differences. For example, they can identify heat leaks in buildings or monitor the temperature of electrical equipment. This technology is valuable in enhancing safety, improving energy efficiency, and conducting research in various fields.