From Flame Media to a Structured Combustion Review

Historical BurnHancer documentation describes work involving flame detection, image and video processing, colour analysis, neural-network experiments, and a Streamlit demonstration. Those materials provide a prototype foundation, but they do not by themselves establish a currently validated industrial UBC or control system.

BurnHancer Intelligence Studio reframes this foundation around a clearer review workflow. A user begins with an approved sample, image, or short video. The interface then presents curated visual outputs, experimental interpretation, and clearly simulated process context. Sessions can be compared, technical notes can be captured, and a structured report can be previewed.

The emphasis is observation and technical discussion—not automatic control. Detection-style overlays, segmentation-style views, process variables, and explanatory outputs are each assigned a truth status so the viewer can tell what is working, curated, experimental, simulated, or planned. That transparency creates a more useful basis for future data collection, technical validation, and pilot conversations.