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I did some research on adding my own aftermarket thermal imaging for deer detection to my car and found there really isn't much of a market for it. The sensors
by steveBK123 4y ago
I did some research on adding my own aftermarket thermal imaging for deer detection to my car and found there really isn't much of a market for it.
The sensors out there are all targeted at automative OEMs, and the brands/models offering the feature are pretty sparse.
Would happily spend up to $1000 or so to rig up a camera & small display for night driving in rural area with a lot of deer..
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- walterbell 4y agoThere are a few "deer trail cams" on the market, could one of those be adapted to driving? https://greatdaysoutdoors.com/deer-trail-camera/ https://greatdaysoutdoors.com/deer-trail-camera/ Range and response time would be the challenge. This $2K thermal driving camera has a 3000 ft range, https://speedir.com/nightowlplus-thermal-driving-car-camera https://speedir.com/nightowlplus-thermal-driving-car-camera
- steveBK123 4y agoSpeedir was the most competent LOOKING option, but was based mostly on their marketing material.. Really couldn't find anything out there from independent reviews / YouTube that inspired any confidence. If it would work, $2k is doable.