The document discusses superresolution technology that can improve the resolution of infrared camera images. It begins by explaining the basic problem that small objects may be invisible or measured incorrectly in infrared images due to pixel size limitations. It then describes how superresolution works by using multiple images and deconvolution algorithms to effectively decrease pixel pitch by 1.6x and increase usable resolution also by 1.6x compared to normal images. Experimental results show that superresolution detects spatial frequencies about 50% higher than the camera's detector cutoff and improves temperature measurement accuracy compared to interpolation. The technology will be available as a software update for all current Testo infrared cameras.