Soon we'll all be feeling the heat, thanks to thermal imaging technology.
Although it's already been used by industry, the military and some emergency services, it was expensive and therefore had a limited market.
But in the same way that GPS location tech has now found its way into cars, smartphones, cameras and many other devices, thermography, as it's more properly known, is on the brink of becoming a universal technology, too.
CNET | You know you have a heavy duty phone on your hands when it has a built-in thermal imaging camera, a button that sends out your current location to emergency contacts and tiny switches that prepare it for a 16-foot underwater dive.
