: You can trigger the display of a "High Temperature Alarm" icon on the live feed when a pre-set threshold is exceeded. 2. Thermal Color Palettes
In thermal imaging, "hot" refers to both high-temperature detection and specific visualization modes. The SDK allows developers to programmatically control these aspects: 1. Hot Spot Tracking
: High-temperature areas are highlighted in red, making them stand out against cooler backgrounds.
This guide explores the technical implementation of "hot" features within the HIKMICRO SDK, focusing on real-time temperature analysis and visualization. What is the HIKMICRO SDK?
The way "hot" objects are visualized is controlled through . The SDK provides access to several modes: White Hot : The hottest parts appear light-colored or white. Black Hot : The hottest parts appear black.
The integration of thermal imaging into custom applications is a cornerstone of modern industrial and security development. For developers working with HIKMICRO devices, mastering the (Software Development Kit) is essential for unlocking advanced features like Hot Spot Tracking and temperature-specific color palettes.
Developers can use the SDK to set . When the device detects a temperature equal to or higher than the set value, it can trigger: Audible/Visual Alerts : On-device sirens or flashing lights.
: These modes use a spectrum where yellow typically indicates high heat and purple/blue indicates low heat. 3. High-Temperature Alarms