AMG8833 Grid-EYE Breakout from Tronixlabs Australia - 8x8 infrared sensor array (64 readings) provides thermal data over I2C for simple thermal imaging. Compact breakout designed for easy integration with microcontrollers and single board computers. - 0 C to 80 C (32 F to 176 F) temperature range with accuracy of ±2.5 C (4.5 F). Detects a person from up to 7 m (23 ft). Maximum frame rate 10 Hz for responsive monitoring. - The AMG8833 is the next generation of thermal 8x8 IR sensors and offers higher performance than AMG8831. The sensor supports I2C only and includes a configurable interrupt pin that can trigger when a single pixel exceeds or falls below a threshold you set. - Add thermal imaging capability to your project with this Grid-EYE breakout. When connected to your microcontroller or Raspberry Pi, it returns an array of 64 infrared temperature readings over I2C. It provides a compact alternative to larger thermal imagers while remaining easy to integrate. - Example code is available for Raspberry Pi with Python. On the Pi you can interpolate the 8x8 grid with SciPy to obtain useful visuals and analysis. Use scenarios - Home or office occupancy and presence detection for security or energy saving without a full camera system. - DIY thermal monitoring for small electronics, 3D printers, or project enclosures to spot hot spots. - Lightweight portable thermal sensing for prototyping autonomous or robotics projects.