Long-Wave Infrared (LWIR) radiometric cameras operate in the $8.0–14.0\mu \text{m}$ spectral range to measure heat radiating from objects. These systems typically use uncooled microbolometer technology, which allows for compact, lightweight, and low-power designs ideal for industrial integration and field use. Their strength lies in providing highly accurate temperature measurements for critical applications like predictive maintenance, quality control, and process monitoring.

• The RADIA V60 Uncooled LWIR thermography camera  offers a $640\times 480$ pixel format and permanent, science-grade radiometric calibration to ensure high sensitivity ($\sim 45\text{mK}$) and accurate temperature measurements across a wide range, with options up to 1100∘C.