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Sydney captured by FireSat Protoflight's infrared sensors. It differentiates industrial heat islands, vegetation, and runway-induced heat, demonstrating the satellite’s ability to distinguish thermal signatures. (Image credit: Muon Space)

This satellite scans entire Earth every 20 mins, reports wildfires

July 02, 2025 9:18 am

Following the launch of its latest satellite, aerospace startup Muon Space has released the first images from FireSat satellite.

Red light therapy -- a magical cure for skin problems or just a fad; find out here

February 21, 2023 5:47 pm

It uses a low wavelength red light which improves the skin's appearance by reducing fine lines and wrinkles, acne, scars and redness.

Cheaper infrared cameras for self-driving cars, phones in the offing

March 09, 2019 7:46 pm

Infrared cameras are much more expensive than visible-light ones; the energy of infrared light is smaller than visible light, making it harder to capture, said researchers from the University of Chicago in the US.

Human eye can see 'invisible' infrared light

December 02, 2014 4:52 pm

New scientific researches have shown that human eye is able to sense invisible light.

Infrared light stops eye damage: researchers

May 14, 2012 4:00 pm

Pre-treatment with near infrared light prevents a build-up of scar tissue in retina.

Infrared light 'stops eye damage'

May 14, 2012 2:12 pm

People with careers that expose them to bright or or artificial light,such as construction workers,fishermen,welders or actors,could be pre-treated with infrared light to reduce vision damage,say researchers.

Premji said that Wipro would partner with the Government "to find a lasting solution for Bengaluru's mobility challenges".

Wipro rejects Karnataka Govt request to allow public vehicles inside Sarjapur campus

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Wipro, a leading company in Bengaluru, has refused to allow public vehicles inside its Sarjapur campus to ease traffic congestion. However, they have agreed to finance a study to find a solution for the traffic problem. The founder, Azim Premji, believes that the issue is complex and requires expert analysis. Wipro has also committed to funding a significant portion of the study's cost.

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