GTK+ application for FLIR ONE USB thermal camera based on flir-v4l:
Copyright (C) 2015-2016 Thomas <tomas123 @ EEVblog Electronics Community Forum>
https://github.com/fnoop/flirone-v4l2
Update 2024 Mitchell (Miso98):
This code is adapted from the flirgtk repo developed by this person here https://source.dpin.de/nica/flir-gtk/-/blob/master/flirgtk.c The above repo is a cleaned and updated version of https://github.com/fnoop/flirone-v4l2 but now includes a very helpful GUI This code is meant to allow for the use of a FLIR One camera (which is connected via USB-C and only on Android OS) with a Linux Machine. However, I have modified it for the resolution of the FLIR One Gen 3 for android (80x60) and includes a hard scaling factor for noise attenuation to create fewer blue or red shifted images
The original author and contributor has since stopped updating the FLIR-GTK project as they have begun using a new camera but has since left the following message: Just recently (July 2023) I got myself another IR camera and will not use my FLIR One Pro anymore. I also can not afford to keep both. I could just for hacking fun continue to work on this project but then I would need some funding to recoup not selling the FLIR One.
So if you have an interest in keeping this FLIR-GTK project going, I'd be happy for a donation, you can use my PayPal: https://paypal.me/NFaerber42
GTK+-3.0
Cairo
libusb-1.0
libjpeg
libcjson
This should install everything under Debian and derivatives:
apt install libgtk-3-dev libjpeg-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev libcjson-dev
If you check out the code from git you first need to clone submodule cairo-jpeg: git submodule init git submodule update
Makefile relies on pkg-config, if setup correctly simply running 'make' should build the application which can be run from the source directory, 'make deb' builds a Debian package (to the parent directory)
For access rights of the application to the USB device:
cp 77-flirone-lusb.rules /lib/udev/rules.d/
udevadm control --reload-rules