Infrared Temp Sensor

[Oitzu]

@Pierre-P tiled stove?

[Dalhoj]

Maybe for floor heating, then you dont have to place anything on the floor, and can have a thermostat on the wall, but messure on the floor.

[hek]

@Dalhoj said:

Maybe for floor heating, then you dont have to place anything on the floor, and can have a thermostat on the wall, but messure on the floor.

Now we're talking! Fireplace temp is also interesting use-case.

...or for the daily medical checkup. Every morning the house says:

-- "Henrik, Please stand in front of the temp sensor"

[Pierre P]

@hek said:

Maybe not super useful in a home automation system then...

By the power of hundred's of mysensors hacker's, I summon USE !

[scalz]

ahah excellent!
I would say like you, for daily check, I would integrate this in my bathroom, in a diy infinite mirror with some cool gesture stuff. !

[Pierre P]

@scalz water temperature ? For baby bath ? I'll check if it work with my next coffee. Let me find my ir sensor.
I've got one for my 3d printer so:
3d printer safety control ! Because we should be next when printing, but we can't.

[scalz]

@Pierre P : (wapata???) +1 for 3d printer with smoke sensor ;)
for this temp sensor, it could be near a cooker so you know if you forgot to power off, sometimes it happens to me...

[Oitzu]

Check temp of the place on my desk where the soldering iron stands... maybe one day prevents a fire. :P

[Sander Stolk]

Maybe to check if the misses is ovulating? :) Or human detection instead of a motion detector at the front door?

[hek]

@Sander-Stolk said:

Maybe to check if the misses is ovulating?

I need no temp sensor for that one. ;)

[Oitzu]

@hek said:

@Sander-Stolk said:

Maybe to check if the misses is ovulating?

I need no temp sensor for that one. ;)

Maybe you want to add an moisture sensor to that? :P

[hek]

Maybe you want to add an moisture sensor to that? :P

This thread has now officially derailed. :flushed:

[Oitzu]

@hek said:

This thread has now officially derailed. :flushed:

:tada:

[scalz]

:laughing:

[tbowmo]

Anyone knows at what distance it can do the temperature measurements?

[scalz]

it seems it depends of object size...http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=281508.0

[m26872]

@ericvdb said:

or contact-less body temperature ;)

Isn't this what they use at the airports in pandemic situations?

[tbowmo]

@m26872

In China they used FLIR cameras on the border to Hong Kong 8-10 years ago.. (that was the last time I encountered temperature measurement at border crossings / airport terminals)

[Pierre P]

@Pierre-P said:

@scalz water temperature ? For baby bath ? I'll check if it work with my next coffee. Let me find my ir sensor.

For science !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPzUHAgRijc
ps: yes it's working

[AWI]

I have been rethinking this for years now... considering the price of a "real" infrared camera. Plenty neat initiatives on that front...

DIY Infrared camera