Near-Infrared Camera
Follow the directions provided by PublicLab here: https://publiclab.org/wiki/near-infrared-camera
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Instructions for building this tool at . The anticipated cost of materials to build this tool is $51 - $100. It may take A few hours.
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| Description |
Use an infrared camera to take photos for assessing plant health. |
|---|---|
| Used by these projects | Public Laboratory Infrared Camera |
| Ideal Age Group |
Elementary school (6 - 10 years), Middle school (11 - 13 years), High school (14 - 17 years), College, Graduate students, Adults, Families, Seniors
(With guidance, this near-infrared camera can be used as school projects or within curriculum. It is suited for a variety of purposes for students or adults alike.) |
| Training | Learning materials are available online. |
| Use considerations | Assembly is required. Callibration is required. This tool relies on lab processing. This tool require consumable materials (e.g. batteries, light bulbs, etc.). |
| Size & weight |
Small: This tool would fit in a 6 inch cube. Between 1lb and 5lb (a small dog weighs about 5lb) |
| Expected lifetime | Should last at least a year |
| Topics | Biology, Chemistry, Ecology & Environment, Agriculture |
| Tool updated | Nov. 28, 2017, 6:11 p.m. |
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