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Machine learning creates full-colour images from infrared cameras

12 Apr 2022
Colour image from infrared system
How it is done: images in visible light can be described in terms of their red, green and blue components (left). On the right are shown infrared images taken at three different wavelengths, which were then used to create a colour image. (Courtesy: Browne Lab/UC Irvine Department of Ophthalmology/CC-BY 4.0)
Infrared night-vision systems that see in colour could be a reality thanks to researchers in the US,

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