Dope 8x8 Infrared Thermal Imaging Camera Sensor Module For Raspberry Pi And Arduino, I2C 3-5V, AMG8833 Grid Array, Detects Humans Up To 7 Meters, 10 Hz Frame Rate, 0-80°C Range
✔️ I2C 3-5V powered, 8x8 AMG8833 grid, 0-80°C, 10 Hz I2C only
This compact infrared camera module uses the AMG8833 sensor to provide 64 temperature readings in an 8x8 grid. It's ideal for hobby projects with Raspberry Pi or Arduino, letting you visualize heat patterns, detect people up to 7 meters away, and build simple thermal apps. Pack: single unit.
✅ 8x8 infrared sensor array (64 reads) via I2C
✅ Detects humans up to 7 meters away
✅ Temperature range 0-80°C with ±2.5°C accuracy
✅ 10 Hz frame rate for near real-time heat maps
✅ Compatible with Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP32/ESP8266
💡 What is a thermal imaging sensor used for in hobby electronics? Handy overview for makers
This handy guide shows practical, general uses for a small 8x8 IR array
- Read 64 temperature readings over I2C for heat maps
- Handy for basic human presence detection up to 7 meters
- Works with Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and other microcontrollers