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How Chip Design Systems Pushes FLIR Cameras Capabilities with their IR Projectors
The future of validating and improving aerospace and autonomous vehicle design relies on hardware in the loop (HWIL or HIL) testing. This approach involves connecting a control module—for example, a missile guidance, navigation, and control—to software that generates a simulated environment that “tricks” the control module into acting as though it’s engaging with a real environment. This allows R&D teams to run hundreds or thousands of varying test scenarios without the costs, time, or potential risks associated with field testing. HWIL testing as it is applied to hypersonics research applications requires bleeding edge technology, and Chip Design Systems is leading improvements in the area of infrared scene projectors for these tests.
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Beyond Your Average Investigation: FLIR T540 featured in History Channel’s Beyond Skinwalker Ranch
The HISTORY® Channel’s latest series, “Beyond Skinwalker Ranch,” doesn’t speculate on what might be in an area and instead tasks its team with researching the lore, taking scientific readings, and reporting based on the data they get. While the truth to the stories is up for debate, the conditions of the remote areas they take place in are not. Despite the often-difficult filming locations, the show was able to easily capture data that could help separate fact from fiction using a FLIR T540 Professional Thermal Camera.
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Insect Inspection Hidden Behavior of Bees Revealed by FLIR Thermal Imaging in New Research
Since colony collapse disorder hit US hives in 2006, there has been much misinformation around the humble honeybee and its reportedly dwindling numbers around the world. But what do we really know about what goes on inside a beehive? Two UK researchers are on a mission to uncover the behaviour of the bees deep inside the hive, modernising outdated knowledge about one of nature’s best-loved pollinators.
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Searching for Strays with a FLIR E8-XT
The task of finding and rescuing stray dogs, cats, and other pets is a challenge many animal-loving volunteers are willing to take on every day. It can be tough to bring in skittish strays that find safety in hiding, but organizations such as Stray Rescue of Saint Louis, Missouri, recently discovered the benefit of using a FLIR thermal imaging camera to locate animals in need.
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Why Yacht Owners Are Adding Thermal Imaging Cameras to Minimise the Risk of Lithium-Ion Battery Fires
The notable increase in yacht fires in recent years cannot be ignored, with many industry commentators highlighting the risks surrounding the storage of lithium-ion battery-powered equipment on board. Due to these recent incidents, along with a number of other factors, we’ve seen an increase in yacht owners purchasing/showing interest in our AX8 Thermal Monitoring Camera.
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Maximize Productivity and Verify Compliance with Extech Inspection Tools
No matter how demanding your project requirements, Extech has the solution to help get the job done with our inspection equipment These are tough tools for tough budgets designed with the quality you’ve come to expect from Extech.
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Improve Condition Monitoring with Thermal and Acoustic Cameras | Teledyne FLIR
Detect equipment faults long before they cause damage with thermal and acoustic imaging cameras to lower your energy costs and avoid downtime.
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Control Your Home Energy Bills with a Thermal Imaging Camera | Teledyne FLIR
Relieve the stress of high energy bills by using a thermal imaging camera to detect invisible areas of energy loss in your home. Read this article to learn how.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.