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Its been a little while since I looked at these sensors myself, and if love to know the name of that Chinese company or the name of their line of sensors if tha

Its been a little while since I looked at these sensors myself, and if love to know the name of that Chinese company or the name of their line of sensors if that’s easier, so I can search searching for devices using their sensors and even the sensors directly. I’m sure I’ll find them eventually but it’s so hard to search for some Chinese suppliers like this because of the garbage pile of inaccurate product descriptions on sites like AliExpress polluting the search results that basically turns finding a part into a game of cross referencing the effort of sifting through a garbage pile.

jmgao 3y ago
Whoops, forgot to mention the name. The company making the sensors is InfiRay. Doogee doesn't even have a product listing for the V20 Pro on their website currently, although you can find one on archive.org that says they're using the Tiny1-C sensor from InfiRay: https://web.archive.org/web/20230601144956/https://doogee.cc/v20pro/specs.html https://web.archive.org/web/20230601144956/https://doogee.cc... I searched AliExpress for Android phones with thermal cameras, narrowed it down to three brands (Doogee, Blackview, ulefone), eliminated Blackview because all of their product listings proudly mention that the thermal cameras are by FLIR, and then opened a bunch of tabs to compare specs and search YouTube for review videos that seemed like they weren't paid for. The video I linked above in my comment is from a prominent electronics YouTuber who explicitly states that he bought it on his own and I found another video comparing the FLIR One Pro and S98 Pro that looked promising (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ7NJPvPsk0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ7NJPvPsk0), which is why I'm deciding between the two options from Doogee now.