Thermal imaging cameras have the following applications in the Marine environment: illegal entry detection at sea, maritime law enforcement, port, waterway and coastal security, maritime security, fishing fleet protection, anti-piracy and threat detection, search and rescue operations, ship tracking and observation, environmental protection, etc. Objects that radar systems cannot detect, such as wooden boats and floating objects, can be identified by infrared thermal camera.

1. Sea Cruise

The ocean is a place of uncertainty and danger, especially at night or in bad weather. Yoseen Infrared thermal camera can provide an "early warning system" for common hazards. The maritime system can display invisible thermal energy from potential hazards, including airline traffic, floating objects, anchored vessels, etc.

It can see everything at night, just as it does during the day, in any detail on any other ship: the cockpit, the bridge, the anchors, everything. Infrared thermal camera can also show artificial structures such as piers and piers, and identify icebergs and shallow whales. The use of infrared thermal camera can help ships navigate safely through ice-covered waters.

2. Sea Rescue

Sea rescue is a very complicated and difficult task. Field commanders can use infrared thermal camera to pinpoint the location of those trapped, successfully conduct maritime rescue operations, and help ensure the safety of all personnel. In the absence of any light, the infrared thermal camera device can help maritime personnel observe what is going on on land, and provide effective assistance to law enforcement personnel on land while establishing a perimeter around a crime scene or search area. Shipboard staff can communicate possible safety problems to all units in the search area, which is conducive to efficient cooperation between maritime and land law enforcement personnel, improving law enforcement efficiency and ensuring the personal safety of staff.