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  • FLIR A-Series Feature Comparison Matrix - Smart Sensor Cameras

    Check out this matrix comparing important features of FLIR A-Series smart sensor cameras.

  • What is MSX®?

    FLIR's unique MSX technology adds key details from the onboard visible light camera to the entire infrared image in real time. The result: an all-in-one, undiluted thermal picture with visible light features that lets you instantly recognize where the problematic heat pattern is.

  • Diamonds Are a Thief’s Best Friend: How FLIR Thermal Imaging Enhances Security at Namdeb’s Diamond Mines

    Discover how Namdeb Diamond Corporation uses FLIR thermal imaging cameras to prevent diamond theft in Oranjemund, Namibia. Learn about the town’s mining history, security challenges, and how advanced surveillance technology helps protect valuable resources.

  • 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.

  • 5 Advancements in the New FLIR Exx-Series Thermal Cameras

    Earlier this month, FLIR announced the release of four new models of the Exx-Series of advanced thermal imaging cameras for electro-mechanical, plant, and building maintenance professionals. The four new models—the FLIR E54, E76, E86, and E96—offer a range of resolution capabilities, and are a generational, technological leap that will help make it easier and faster for professionals to find heat-related trouble spots and fix them before they become big, costly problems. With this in mind, here are five key design and feature advancements that make the Exx-Series the new go-to thermal cameras for maintenance pros.

  • Advancing Electrocaloric Research with FLIR Thermal Imaging at Queen’s University Belfast

    Discover how Queen’s University Belfast used the FLIR A8583 thermal camera to study the electrocaloric effect, capturing real-time temperature changes in dielectric materials for future energy-efficient cooling solutions.

  • Surefire success: FLIR thermal cameras empower women firefighters

    FLIR recently provided access to its high-performance K-series thermal imaging cameras as hundreds of female firefighters gathered at a major training event in Mexico. Around 460 women from various states in Mexico attended the event, all looking to improve their thermography skills and emergency response capabilities—with a little help from advanced FLIR technology.

  • FLIR MIX Webinar: One Dataset with Spatial and Temporal Alignment

    This 60-minute webinar will provide insight into the previous challenges of simultaneous thermal and visible imaging and discuss the new thermal imaging solution that captures and synchronizes high-speed thermal and visible imagery at up to 1,000 frames per second.

  • 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.

  • Seeing is Believing; Gunner Uses Thermal Imaging to Demo Insulated Kennels

    While an insulated jacket can keep a hunter warm, what about the four-legged companion he brings to retrieve the game? Gunner Kennels recently took their new All-Weather Kit 2.0 and cold weather door into the field to demonstrate their heat-saving capabilities using a FLIR T-Series thermal imaging camera.