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  • iNspect: Simple Infrared Machine Vision Solution

    Simple, cost-effective thermal machine vision solution built for the factory floor: For users of Teledyne FLIR fixed thermal camera solutions such as the FLIR A38/A68, the GEVA 400 iNspect package offered by Teledyne DALSA is a simple and affordable solution. It is pre-loaded with iNspect software (now with 16-bit camera support) that connects to GigE-based FLIR thermal camera platforms including the FLIR A50/A70, FLIR A400/A700, and FLIR A38/A68.

  • Teledyne FLIR Installs Award-Winning FLIR TrafiOne Traffic Sensors to Improve Pedestrian Safety During FIFA World Cup 2022

    On November 21, 2022, hundreds of thousands of football fans will make their way to Qatar for the 2022 World Cup. To prepare for the large crowds, the Qatari government has contracted the installation of 700 FLIR TrafiOne Smart City Sensors to monitor traffic and control crowd flow. These award-winning, all-in-one sensors will provide the dynamic traffic control needed to ensure traffic runs safely and smoothly during the event.

  • How The FLIR Cx5 Fits Into Classified-Area Inspections

    Thermal inspections don’t always take place in the safest environments. At natural gas burning sites and gas liquification plants, the danger of sudden combustion is always looming, so maintaining worker safety is paramount. Potentially dangerous areas require specialized, classified area-rated equipment to prevent disaster: FLIR’s Cx5 Hazardous Location-Rated Thermal Camera is just the tool for the job.

  • FLIR and WWF Join in Search for the Masked Bandits of the Prairie

    Teledyne FLIR has once again partnered with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in its mission to protecting wildlife and restoring struggling habitats. The organizations met in central Montana at the Fort Belknap Reservation to track black-footed ferrets, one of North America’s most endangered mammals.

  • New Si124 range improved bandwidth yields big savings for energy-intensive industries

    The Teledyne FLIR range of acoustic imaging cameras, the Si124, Si124-PD and Si124-LD, now offers an improved bandwidth range for detecting compressed air leaks in industrial settings. The change means that the industry-leading range can now detect leaks from anywhere between 2 to 65 kHz and adds crucial functionality to the previous peak bandwidth of 35 kHz.

  • Low-Cost FLIR ONE® Key to Student’s New Anti-Poaching Solution

    Thousands of endangered animals are illegally hunted every year in Africa, with rangers often getting caught in the crossfire trying to protect them. Current prevention methods include rangers stationed acting as guards or monitoring camera feeds; unfortunately, this can be prone to human error and can be tedious for those standing watch. Some parks rely on advanced thermal security cameras provided through a joint-project by the World Wildlife Fund and Teledyne FLIR. For others, a low-cost thermal solution could have a large impact on rangers’ ability to stop poachers. It’s a problem Anika Puri, a 17-year-old from Chappaqua, New York, hopes to address with FLIR ONE camera and an artificial intelligence (AI) solution she developed.

  • Introducing the New FLIR ONE Application for iOS

    In this video, we take a look at the new user interface for the FLIR ONE Application for iOS devices.

  • FLIR A-Series Feature Comparison Matrix - Image Streaming Cameras

    Check out this matrix comparing important features of FLIR A-Series image streaming cameras.

  • Application Note: Ensuring Safety and Preventing Fire with FLIR Thermal Monitoring for Battery Energy Storage Systems

    Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are essential for storing renewable energy and ensuring grid stability. However, their implementation comes with inherent risks, particularly related to lithium-ion battery fires. Traditional detection methods such as flame detectors often fail in the early stages of a BESS fire due to their reliance on visible flames or smoke, which might not be immediately present. Where flame detectors fall short, thermal imaging cameras can significantly improve protection and prevent fires before they ever reach combustion.

  • Using Advanced Technologies to Understand Methane Emissions in the Biogas Industry

    In communities across the globe, daily life creates waste that can be challenging to manage, including agriculture byproducts, livestock manure, and even leftover or discarded food all generate organic waste that produce methane during decomposition. Left alone, this decomposing matter poses an environmental risk. But when managed properly, waste can be transformed into biogas—a form of renewable energy. Enter optical gas imaging (OGI) technology: specialized infrared cameras that are filtered to match the wavelength of specific gases such as methane.

  • Case Study: Tackling Compressed Air Leaks in Automotive Parts Manufacturing with Acoustic Imaging

    Facing rising energy costs and increasing pressure to meet CO₂ regulations, an automotive parts manufacturer explored the FLIR Si124 acoustic imaging camera for compressed air leak detection. This case study demonstrates how the tool streamlined inspections, uncovered hidden leaks, and enhanced maintenance efficiency within a noisy industrial environment.

  • Building Trust in AI: How FLIR's Traffic Solutions Meet the EU AI Act

    In 2025, the European Union will execute the world's first comprehensive legislation on AI: the EU Artificial Intelligence Act. This pioneering regulation sets the standard for responsible AI development and deployment, not just across consumer tech but within industries that impact millions of lives every day, including traffic management.  At FLIR, we welcome this new benchmark. Our proprietary AI model, developed specifically for Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS), not only complies with the EU AI Act, but it was built with these values in mind.