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  • Achieve More Efficient Auto Inspections with Thermal Imaging

    Automotive repairs involve rigorously checking a variety of mechanical and electrical systems to diagnose the problem. Getting to just the first step of deducing a problem can be a troublesome, time-consuming process, especially in an industry where clients need their vehicles back as soon as possible. Traditional methods for troubleshooting include manually testing components for odd vibrations or noises, fault detecting with multimeters, and running diagnostic software that still might not pinpoint the exact issue. In both mechanical and electrical problems, resistance from components generates heat and makes issues light up under thermal imaging—making thermal cameras the perfect tool for quickly diagnosing auto issues and speeding up initial inspections.

  • Teledyne FLIR Thermal Cameras Help Construction Industry Combat Heat Stress

    In response, construction safety and apparel makers are looking at ways to help workers stay safe on the job during excessive heat. North American-based safety helmet innovator, STUDSON, is taking a proactive approach to ensure its equipment can help workers beat the heat.

  • Teledyne FLIR shows bird migration spectacle at Hula Lake Park, Israel

    Spring brings enchanted days to Israel’s Hula Lake. Around that time, bird migration is in full swing, and all types of birds are searching for a place to land somewhere in the nature reserve on their long journey from Africa to Europe. Thanks to technology from Teledyne FLIR, you can now follow this yearly nature spectacle from the convenience of your home.

  • MoviTherm and Biomass One Earn Fire Departments Approval with FLIR A70 Cameras

    Biomass One is a leading biomass power plant located in White City, Oregon. While their services help prevent forest fires, this wood debris still carries the risk of combustion once it arrives at the Biomass One facility. It's this concern that lead Biomass One to rethink its fire management strategy.

  • Over-the-air updates for FLIR cameras

    WHAT IS OTA?  Over-the-air is wireless delivery of the latest and greatest features and new firmware updates to your FLIR camera. When you connect your camera to Wi-Fi, it will automatically search for new features, bug fixes, and firmware upgrades – so you don't have to. No need to update your camera via service office, sales rep, or USB cable; OTA updates handle it for you. Your camera will always be equipped with the newest features and functionality (e.g., trending, asset tagging, recording, image modes, and much more). See the bottom of this page for a complete list of products with OTA compatibility.

  • Acoustic Imaging Transforms Refrigerant Leak Detection for Enhanced Safety and Performance Across a Variety of Industries

    Regular leak detection in refrigerant systems is vital to prevent environmental damage, ensure energy efficiency, and maintain system reliability. Acoustic imaging is highly effective in pinpointing refrigerant leaks, thereby facilitating prompt repairs and minimizing potential safety risks associated with such leaks.

  • Teledyne FLIR Launches First Family of Visible Security Cameras with AI at ISC West 2023

    Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, today announced it will be exhibiting at the ISC West trade show from March 29-31, 2023 at the Venetian Expo in booth 34061, where it will be showcasing its new cameras and multilayered security solutions. FLIR is expanding its broad portfolio of visible cameras by launching its first family of visible security cameras with artificial intelligence (AI), the FLIR Quasar™ Premium Mini-Dome AI, which is making its debut at ISC West.

  • Teledyne FLIR Introduces AI-Optimized Thermal Camera for Enhanced Intrusion Detection

    Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY), announced today the release of its new FLIR FC-Series AI, the latest model in its signature fixed camera (FC) series. The FC-Series AI is a thermal security camera with onboard AI analytics that accurately classifies humans and vehicles for early intrusion detection for perimeter protection and remote site monitoring. With video analytics that combine deep neural network (DNN)- and motion-based analytics, the FC-Series AI offers industry-leading intrusion detection, enabling users to expand situational awareness and make better-informed decisions that increase safety and improve coordination and efficiency.

  • How Thermal Imaging Process Improvements Can Save You Time and Money

    No modern company can afford to maintain traditional or ‘old’ ways of working if they want to compete with today’s agile competitors. New and improved processes can aid the bottom line and selecting the right suppliers, equipment and partners will contribute significantly towards improving your own. If your business relies on thermal imaging in your Condition Monitoring Process, then Teledyne FLIR’s latest software developments might provide the process improvements your company needs.

  • New Cooled Science Cameras Now Have a Limited Two Year Warranty

    Teledyne FLIR is pleased to announce that our Cooled Camera Limited Warranty has been updated. We now offer a longer limited warranty period of 2 years for the X-Series, RS-Series, and A-Series Cameras.

  • Brunswick Engineering Creates a New Truck Mounted Road Mapper with FLIR A65 and FLIR Ladybug 360 Camera

    Brunswick Engineering is a consulting firm that provides a wide array of solutions for civil services to its clients. The firm has been experimenting with mounting an array of sensors to their trucks to create an efficient, mobile solution to the problem of inspecting miles of concrete. Stephen Perry, civil engineer and President and CEO of Brunswick engineering, told us about his firm’s newest build, which includes a FLIR A65 fixed-mount thermal imaging camera and FLIR Ladybug5+ 360° spherical imaging camera.

  • 10 Tips for Getting the Most Out of an Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) Camera

    Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) cameras use spectral wavelength filtering and Stirling cooler cold-filtering technology to visualize the infrared absorption of gases such as methane (CH4) sulfur hexafluoride (SF6), carbon dioxide (CO2), and refrigerants. FLIR produces several camera models, each with a filter that matches the spectral absorption of the gas its meant to visualize.