Real Time FLIR Lepton Imagery with Raspberry Pi3+

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Accidently an art earlier with one of my FLIR Lepton 3.5 chips (~$100 each) I recently picked up on Ebay for a decent price. A completely bastardized home brew version of popular thermal imagery cameras with a breakout board built by GetLabs from groupgets.com ($40) and soldered to a raspberry Pi 3B.. As you can see from the picture below my nice wizard art.

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Below you can see the abomination of a camera setup I've built.. Sitting on kevlar gloves and my bench top power supply.. Skirted to the left by a lazer module and some bone conducting transducers.. Excuse the mess, my office lab is always jsut a step behind a full on disaster.

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Here we see the 3 default colour pallets the Lepton seems to support, color options can be customized though ased on how you compile the palletes part of the program used to scrape pics.

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White hot mode seen below was accomplished by simply reversing the minimum / maximum colour allotment.. Pretty damn cool if you ask me,

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Being only a 160px x 120px Lepton 3.5 chip... THe resolution ain't spectacular.. But it works!

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Even to do weird shit like see the heat carried inside your veins with your blood. Frickin cool eh?

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Did I mention "Predator" mode colours? Feeling my inner Yautja with this.. Bottom lightsaber is a solder iron believe it or not. Kinda damn neat if you ask me. Infrared from 8um - 15um wavelength.

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