LORDWORLD Long-Wave IR Thermal Camera Module 80×62 45°FOV Type-C

Raspberry Pi thermal camera module

This LORDWORLD module adds long-wave infrared imaging to Raspberry Pi 4B and Zero boards through a Type-C connection. It targets makers, researchers and educators who need a compact sensor for temperature mapping or thermal video capture. The 80 by 62 pixel array provides a 45 degree field of view for close-range scenes. Online Python demos and host-computer manuals accelerate integration into custom projects.

Shutterless sustained streaming

A hybrid microbolometer and thermopile design eliminates a mechanical shutter, so the camera delivers continuous thermal video without the periodic pauses found in shuttered sensors. The module sustains up to 25 frames per second for live monitoring of thermal dynamics. Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference is rated at 150 millikelvin RMS at a 1 hertz refresh rate, indicating the sensitivity floor during extended operation. This combination suits long-duration data logging or real-time visualisation.

Type-C mounting and daily use

The Type-C port carries both power and data, reducing cable count and simplifying enclosure design for portable or embedded builds. Shutterless construction removes a moving part that could wear or snag in tight mounts, improving reliability in vibration-prone or outdoor settings. Software resources cover Raspberry Pi, Android and Windows hosts, letting developers switch platforms without rewriting driver code. The small pixel grid keeps processing demands modest for single-board computers.