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  • Recorded Webinar: Quickly and Safely Inspect Electric Vaults Before Entering

    Watch this recorded webinar to learn about the VS290-32: a thermal videoscope designed to help professionals quickly and safely find hidden dangers in difficult-to-access locations, especially underground electrical distribution vaults.

  • Webinar: How Thermal Imaging Drones Are Providing Firefighters with Life Saving Data

    Thermal imaging drones are quickly finding a way into the daily operations of fire fighters across the world. During this webinar, we discuss the technology being used in the field to help save lives.

  • Infrared Microscopy – Measuring Temperatures at the Micron Level

    FLIR Webinar, September 13, 2018 - Infrared Microscopy – Measuring Temperatures at the Micron Level. Find out how microscope lenses can take accurate temperature measurements at the micron level.

  • High Speed Thermal Imaging

    Learn more about high speed thermal imaging in this recorded webinar with Jerry Beeney, Business Development Manager - Science at FLIR Systems. 

  • Recorded Webinar: Quickly and Safely Inspect Electric Vaults Before Entering

    Watch this recorded webinar to learn about the VS290-32: a thermal videoscope designed to help professionals quickly and safely find hidden dangers in difficult-to-access locations, especially underground electrical distribution vaults.

  • Thermal Process Monitoring for Thermoforming

    Do you validate and optimize your thermoforming, vacuum forming or compression molding processes with closed loop process control capabilities? Thermal Machine Vision Solutions are the #1 solution for thermoformers being used today. By thermally inspecting parts after the heating cycle, analysis can be used to validate the heating process. Feedback is provided to your PLC, enabling immediate corrective actions to your heating zones. Inspection and control of heated components is key to producing quality parts, increasing throughput, reducing scrap rates, and validating product control.

  • Improve Measurements/Reduce Test Times Webinar

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

  • How to Use the FLIR Tools App

    FLIR Tools® Mobile allows you to analyze images, create reports, and wirelessly stream video right from your phone. Learn more about how to use the FLIR Tools App in these tutorial videos.

  • Why should I register my FLIR product?

    By registering your camera or other product, you join FLIR Systems' global product ecosystem and gain easy access to updates, product notifications, the status of any pending service cases, and more.

  • 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.