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A Perfect Tool for Finding Wildlife
Tools for detecting wildlife have evolved a lot in the last century. Binoculars are now quite commonly used throughout the world, followed by light amplifying nighttime vision systems that can be used to spot animals at night. But even nightvision sometimes isn't enough for spotting animals in difficult to see conditions, which is why FLIR offers a range of ever-evolving handheld thermal monoculars for detecting wildlife. Thermal imaging cameras see through darkness and ignore visual camouflage. Unlike all other nighttime vision systems, they require no light whatsoever to produce a clear image. Many warm-blooded animals are mostly active at night, using the cover of darkness to remain undetected, but will show up clearly in a thermal image, even in total darkness and in practically all weather conditions.
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FLIR OGI Camera Helps Oil and Gas Company Reduce Operating Costs by 35 Percent
A new, efficient leak-detection solution for monitoring fugitive emissions and hydrocarbon leaks 24/7 is helping reduce the environmental impact of emissions, reduce operating costs, and even prevent potential regulatory fees for a US oil and gas company.
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Machine vision: pick and place with FLIR thermal imaging cameras
Machine vision inspections using visual cameras can occasionally cause recognition problems if the product and background have too little color contrast. In such cases, thermal imaging cameras can be a practical solution - especially if the product has a different temperature than the transport medium. In many cases such temperature differences are caused by the production process. Injection molding applications are ideal for this, for example, because the produced parts come out of the machine here at a relatively high temperature.
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The Latest Technology for Quantifying Gas Leaks
In this recorded webinar, Director of Business Development Craig O’Neill, discussed how the FLIR QL320 is changing the way the oil & gas industry quantifies emissions and how easy it is to use with the family of FLIR OGI cameras.
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Did You Know? Webinar - Security and Condition Monitoring
Did you know Teledyne FLIR offers products that meet customer needs beyond traditional security for buildings and facility management? From condition monitoring to predictive maintenance, your organization can implement a wide array of FLIR technologies that work together for simplified operations, safety and threat detection. Identify the problems you are looking to solve and explore how FLIR’s products, features and integrations empower you to do this. We'll even be showing off the new Triton FH-Series cameras - you won't want to miss it. Watch the “Did You Know?” webinar where we discuss how our thermal cameras paired with Latitude video management software with the Condition Monitoring module, are tackling building customers’ safety and security priorities.
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Quality Assurance & Process Control Using IR Imaging in the Food and Beverage Industry
Teledyne FLIR and our valued partner, Emitted Energy, invite you to watch this educational seminar on the benefits of thermal imaging for the food and beverage industry.
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Aerial Optical Gas Imaging Increases Inspection Efficiency and Improves Safety
Natural gas processing plants, upstream production facilities, compressor stations, and pipelines are critical elements of the natural gas supply chain. These facilities store, process, and transport natural gas through a wide array of equipment over large areas that are difficult to manage efficiently. An important task is finding and limiting—or even eliminating—natural gas leaks from equipment, pipes, and fittings. This not only ensures the safety of employees but also reduces methane emissions that are harmful to the environment. While monitoring gas emissions efficiently across vast gas fields can be challenging, a new, innovative combination of unmanned drones (UAVs) and optical gas imaging technology is proving very useful,
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Is your camera explosion-proof? Here’s why you need the FLIR Cx5 on your next inspection job.
Teledyne FLIR introduces the FLIR Cx5, a pocket-portable thermal camera for condition monitoring applications in hot working zones. The FLIR Cx5 has the same imaging performance as the previously launched FLIR C5, but it comes with a rugged ATEX-compliant case. Here are five good reasons why choosing the Cx5 for your next inspection job is a good idea.
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5 Tips for Using the FLIR QL320 Successfully
What critical steps should you take to ensure all your inspections provide useable data?
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Picturing the Invisible; Blending Science and Art to Give New Perspectives
“Picturing the Invisible” is then both an apt description of thermography and the title of Dr. Makoto Takahashi’s art exhibit, dedicated to the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami that struck eastern Japan. With the help of his students at the Technical University of Munich, the exhibit brings together several talented photographers, essayists, and a FLIR T-series camera to immerse outsiders in the world of those effected by disaster.
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Thermal Studio - Select Plan
Choose your FLIR Thermal Studio subscription plan. The FLIR Thermal Studio Suite helps users manage thousands of thermal images and videos, whether they're from a handheld thermal imaging camera, unmanned aircraft system (UAS), or optical gas imaging (OGI) camera.
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New and Intuitive Infrared Training Center (ITC) Website Boosts Thermography Education in the Classroom, Online, or at Your Facility
Thousands of professionals in fields ranging from building diagnostics, electrical inspection, optical gas imaging, and industrial automation are benefitting from latest infrared camera technology, both to improve their work and grow their careers. Whether handheld or on a drone, these thermal imaging systems can detect anomalies and problems that are often invisible to the naked eye. However, it requires some education to make the most of thermography and get the job completed quickly, efficiently, and most important, accurately.
