Yep, remembered buying the thermal camera as a sensor for a project on a new type of rice cooking that is more effective in term of rice cooking quality, i.e. j

Yep, remembered buying the thermal camera as a sensor for a project on a new type of rice cooking that is more effective in term of rice cooking quality, i.e. just the right amount of cooked rice texture in between conventional boiling (too moist: how modern rice cooker works) and steaming (too dry: use by some fancy restaurants). It turned out that the rice cooking heat overwhelm the thermal camera to provide any meaningful reading, and but later improvised it for detecting multi-point temperature readings from the face during the Covid pandemic. It's a cheap FLIR thermal camera with just OK resolution to be useful for imaging. The shipment was delayed due to the need to sign off form declaration for non-military application before importing.