The Hadron 640R Radiometric camera module is a powerful dual-sensor imaging solution designed for advanced robotics, drones, and AI-based vision systems. It combines a high-performance 640×512 radiometric thermal camera with a 64 MP visible camera into a compact, lightweight module. Engineered for seamless integration, the Hadron 640R delivers precise temperature measurement alongside high-resolution visual imaging, making it ideal for applications such as surveillance, inspection, automation, and unmanned systems. Its SWaP-optimized design ensures minimal power consumption without compromising performance, while compatibility with leading AI processors accelerates development and deployment. Features: Dual-sensor system: Thermal + 64 MP visible camera Radiometric thermal imaging for accurate temperature measurement High sensitivity (<40 mK) for precise thermal detection Compact, lightweight, and low-power (SWaP optimized) Compatible with AI platforms like NVIDIA Jetson and Qualcomm Snapdragon High frame rate imaging up to 60 Hz Built for drones, robotics, and industrial automation Specifications: Thermal Sensor: Boson 640 radiometric detector (12 µm pixel pitch) Visible Sensor: 64.2 MP, 0.7 µm pixel pitch Lens (Thermal): 13.6 mm EFL, 32° HFOV Lens (Visible): 4.8 mm EFL, 67° HFOV Interface: USB 3.0, MIPI (2-lane & 4-lane) IMU: ICM20602 (I2C/SPI selectable) Operating Temperature: -20°C to +60°C Protection: IP54 (sealed configuration) Size: 35 × 49 × 45 mm Weight: 56 g Package Includes: 1 x Teledyne FLIR Hadron 640R+ 70640AS32-6PARXP Radiometric Thermal & Visible Camera Module, 640×512 LWIR + 64MP EO, 32° HFOV, 60Hz OEM Core
Specifications
| Resolution | 640 × 512 (Thermal), 9248 × 6944 (Visible) |
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| Thermal Sensitivity (NEdT) | <40 mK |
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| Temperature Accuracy | ±5°C (0°C to 100°C range) |
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| Frame Rate | Up to 60 Hz |
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| Power Consumption | Typical <1.8 W |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.056 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 12 × 10 × 8 cm |
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