Check out the Melexis 32 x 24 thermal camera, MLX90640 powered by a Teensy 4.0. This video shows the connections, code, and results. I built this unit for $100 and included the cost of the camera, MCU, and display. While 32 x 24 sensor array is not what you may consider to be high resolution, my code expands the display to 310 x 230 using some interpolation.
Source code
github.com/Kri...
Library
github.com/spa...
Sensor
www.digikey.co...
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