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  • 8 Things Engineers Should Know About Thermal Imaging

    Get your free copy of the guidebook today to learn more about thermal imaging!

  • Thermal Imaging in Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS)

    Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) will revolutionize how we travel and transport goods by road. It has promise to do so while improving safety. Download the tech note to learn more.

  • Improve Measurements/Reduce Test Times Webinar

    With this webinar, you'll learn how to survey faster, reduce test times, and improve measurement accuracy.

  • 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.

  • FLIR helps roofing professionals find moisture with airborne inspections

    FLIR helps roofing professionals find moisture with airborne inspections. Discover how thermal imaging technology can detect water intrusion and ensure roof integrity.

  • Thermography Shows Why Champagne Should Be Poured Differently

    The only real champagne is produced exclusively within the Champagne region of France, from which it takes its name. Fittingly, it is in that region, at the University of Reims, that most of the champagne research is being done. The university’s most recent discovery is that the way champagne is currently poured, causes loss of aroma and thus of taste. The researchers claim that champagne should be served like beer. Thermographic cameras have played a vital part in this recent discovery.

  • Temperature Guns Versus Thermal Imaging Technology

    Thermal imaging cameras are used for non-contact temperature measurements in companies all over the world. Another common tool for non-contact temperature measurements widely used in industrial applications is the spot pyrometer. Both spot pyrometers and thermal cameras work according to the same principle; they detect infrared radiation and translate it into a temperature reading. Thermal cameras however, have several advantages compared to spot pyrometers.

  • Capturing Commonalities: FLIR T-Series is the Camera of Choice for this Artist

    Linda Alterwitz is a visual artist based out of Las Vegas, Nevada who aims to blend art and science to create new ways of celebrating the human experience and bringing people together. Exhibiting since 2011, her work has included portraits, collages, and immersive installations featuring pieces captured using traditional cameras, x-rays, MRI scans, and thermographic cameras.

  • FLIR Professional Services

    Our team of experts delivers comprehensive remote and on-site services customized to meet the unique demands of every project—from simple implementations to highly complex undertakings. We specialize in system design and commissioning, optimizing performance, mitigating risks, and ensuring seamless project delivery. Additionally, we offer in-depth system training to empower your team. Whether you’re embarking on a new installation, a significant system upgrade, or seeking guidance on best practices, we’re committed to providing the support you need for success.

  • FLIR Launches Research Studio 2025.01

    Discover FLIR Research Studio 2025.01, the latest version of our cutting-edge software designed to streamline thermal imaging and data analysis with new multi-window functionality, enhanced hotkeys, and advanced features for R&D professionals.

  • The Path to Zero Poaching: FLIR and WWF Donate Truck Mounted Thermal Cameras to Stop Poaching in Kenya

    World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and FLIR, partners for nearly ten years in efforts to eliminate African wildlife poaching, are once again working together to support the Kenyan Wildlife Service (KWS) and Kenyan conservancies such as Ol Pejeta Conservancy in improving wildlife security. Their most recent efforts include the donation of 13 truck-mounted thermal security cameras for nighttime patrols that can help catch poachers in the dark.

  • Why a Surge in Battery Energy Storage System Installations is Set to Supercharge Global Infrastructure

    Despite an estimated capacity increase in the United States of a staggering 89% in 2024, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), there is still more to be done to ensure this rapid rollout of these mainly Lithium-ion battery systems don’t pose a threat to workers, communities and our energy infrastructure.