Thermal imaging is used in a variety of applications that include process monitoring, product development, roofing inspection, infrared energy audits and mold and moisture detection. The night vision thermal imaging captures images in low-light, providing facial recognition and vehicle registration identification. Law enforcement professionals rely on night vision technology to capture high-resolution images to assist in successful prosecutions in the courts. Electrophysics is the recognized leader in low-light thermal imaging, image intensifier photographic and video camera integration and now offers a new class of CCD cameras and powerful laser illuminators for criminal investigation, force protection, special operations, home land security, coastal surveillance, feature film production, electronic news gathering, public area security and border patrol.