Being dazzled by high beams when meeting other cars at night, failing to see road obstacles clearly on rainy days, and worrying about small animals darting out on unlit suburban roads—these common driving pain points can all be solved with a 640×512px high-definition thermal imaging car device.
Instead of relying on visible light for imaging, it captures the thermal radiation of objects. Even in pitch-black nights or heavy fog, it can clearly display targets with temperature differences. A resolution of 640×512px means the screen has over 300,000 pixels, allowing you to identify the outlines of pedestrians and small animals in advance. It can even "spot" broken-down vehicles blocked by large trucks by detecting their residual heat.
For car owners who often drive at night or on long trips, having this device is like having an extra pair of "heat-seeing eyes." It makes dangers invisible in the dark and significantly boosts your sense of driving safety.
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