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  • Survival: Structure Consumed, Rescue Made, Life Saved – and TIC Recovered

    How tough are FLIR TICs? Tough enough to withstand a fully-engulfed house fire – fully operational and ready for action.

  • 24-7 people and vehicle detection for public transportation

    Every day, public transportation passengers rely on trains, metros or trams to bring them safely and timely at their point of destination. However, the risky or careless behavior of people can sometimes lead to accidents that cause a lot of delay as well as severe damage to rolling goods and rail infrastructure. Thermal imaging cameras can detect this risky behavior in time and help public transportation operators to take the appropriate measures.

  • FLIR thermal imaging cameras reveal hidden defects in floor heating systems

    FLIR thermal imaging cameras reveal hidden defects in floor heating systems, ensuring efficient energy use and proper installation. Learn how they can help you.

  • Darkwave Thermo Relies on FLIR Cameras For Building Diagnostics in the City of Milan

    DarkWave Thermo’s certified facade analysis specialists use FLIR thermal imaging cameras to investigate detachment of tiles and wall cladding.

  • TrueTrace® Technology

    TrueTrace® is a patented, multiplexed luminescence technology used in all FLIR Fido® X-Series handheld explosives trace detectors. Each TrueTrace sensing material is uniquely formulated to react to a specific class of explosives.

  • Thermal imaging at Mach 1.4 - improving aircraft performance at the Aircraft Research Association

    Aircraft Research Association (ARA) works on innovative projects for the world’s major commercial aircraft and defence manufacturers. Using Teledyne FLIR technology, it recently set out to test a long-term theory that could make long-haul flights more efficient as countries move towards net zero.

  • Best Filtering Practices For Accurate Fired Furnace Tube Measurement

    Thermal imaging is an ideal non-contact inspection tool for tubes inside a working oil-refining furnace, but performing temperature measurement through flames is challenging. Fortunately, new filtering techniques are improving the accuracy of such measurements. 

  • Monitoring For Thermal Runaway To Prevent Fire In Electric Vehicle Battery Modules

    As the individual battery modules are connected, current will begin to flow between the components. Often, this current flow creates an increase in the temperature of the cells and/or modules. As the temperature increases, the voltage within the system will lower and result in an increase in the current, elevating the temperature even further. This cycle of increasing temperature is known as “thermal runaway”

  • Teledyne FLIR Joins Oregon Zoo in Celebrating Record Breaking Hatching for Condors

    Teledyne FLIR is joining the Oregon Zoo in celebrating a record hatching season for endangered California condors. Twelve fuzzy condor chicks are joining the nest at the Oregon Zoo this spring, setting a record from last year’s ten chicks. These birds will eventually head to a wild release site where they will join other free roaming condors in California and Arizona. Until then, the chicks will spend at least eight months with their parents before being moved to pre-release pens for about a year.

  • Teledyne FLIR Introduces FlexView® Lens to Provide Thermographers with Two Lenses in One

    Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, today introduced the FlexView® dual field-of-view (DFOV) lens attachment for FLIR Axxx and Txxx Series thermography cameras designed to improve operational efficiency, safety, and accuracy from switchyards to the plant floor.    

  • Data Center Security: Protecting the Perimeter and Critical Assets

    In an age where any threat to the global economy’s most vital assets, systems, and networks has the potential to incapacitate the security, economy, public health, or safety of any number of nations, securing the globe’s critical infrastructure is an intuitive priority. As far as comprehensive solutions are concerned, critical infrastructure is the security industry’s front lines.

  • 5 Technologies that Increase Safety and Physical Security at Data Centers

    By the end of 2013, the world’s datasphere was approximately 4.3 zettabytes; over the following five years, that number ballooned to 33 zettabytes. By 2025, the International Data Corporation predicts that the global datasphere will increase to 175 zettabytes, meaning there will be 40 times more data generated globally than when data centers were first categorized as critical infrastructure.