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HIKMICRO is a Chinese firm specializing in the development of thermal and night vision production solutions for outdoor and industrial applications. The company products include the HIKCam A7E All, which allows up to 4K recordings at a speed of up to 120fps, as well as the LYNX 3.0, which features a 640×512 sensor and a range of 1000m. HIKMICRO has established itself in areas such as wildlife research, forestry, and education, offering technological solutions for early detection of damage zones on wind turbine blades through infrared thermography. The firm was founded in 2001 and has been distinguished in several international media outlets including Digital Journal, Yahoo!, and Wall Street Times.

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