
Thermal imaging camera
Thermal imaging doesn’t see through walls—it sees heat where eyes fail, and that narrow trick saves lives and money on its own terms.
The event, and the decisions that made it possible.





Silicon Graphics built the first practical hardware-accelerated 3D graphics systems. Its Geometry Engine — designed at Stanford under ARPA — delivered ~6 million geometry operations per second. It pioneered scalable cc-NUMA architectures in the mid-1990s. But its reliance on proprietary MIPS and failed transitions to Itanium and Xeon eroded its position as PC graphics commoditised. It filed for bankruptcy in 2009.