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  • Top Tips to Secure Firefighting Grant Funds for TICs

    Federal grants help get thermal imaging cameras (TICs), CBRNE detectors, and other life-saving tools into the hands of more firefighters. Access to grant funds is a difference-maker for those dealing with tight budgets and can greatly improve the capabilities of agencies large and small. While the grant application process may seem daunting, these tips from the experts show you how a little effort at the desk can make a world of difference for your department. Read on and learn how to increase your odds of securing grant funds.

  • FLIR Systems Releases New Blackfly S Machine Vision USB3 Camera with Sony’s Pregius S Sensor

    Featuring the Newest Sony Pregius Sensor Generation, Pregius S, the Latest Blackfly S Model  Provides Significantly Higher Resolution, Superior Imaging Quality, and Low-Light Performance

  • What Is EO?/IR?

    EO/IR (Electro-Optical/Infra-Red) systems are imaging systems used for military or law enforcement applications which include both visible and infrared sensors. Because they span both visible and infrared wavelengths, EO/IR systems provide total situational awareness both day and night and in low light conditions.

  • Neutrino® Series High Performance and SWaP Mid-wavelength Infrared Camera & Continuous Zoom Lens Solutions

    Save time and money with Teledyne FLIR’s integrated MWIR cooled camera module and continuous zoom lens solutions. The Neutrino IS models are cost effective, swap-optimized, reliable, and can erase weeks of precision engineering getting you to market faster than ever. Download the brochure to learn more.

  • Teledyne FLIR Thermal Security Cameras Help Firefighters Monitor Wildfires in California

    As wildfires devastate multiple regions along the West Coast, Teledyne FLIR thermal imaging is being used to give firefighters an advantage when battling a blaze. A FLIR Triton PT-606Z HD and a FLIR Elara DX-Series thermal camera are in place monitoring the Caldor Fire in northern California, allowing firefighters to get a better picture of the active fire even through dense smoke, while two FLIR Elara DX-Series cameras are tracking the Dixie Fire in northern California.

  • Teledyne FLIR Releases New FLIR Research Studio Professional Edition with Free Player and Upgraded Standard Edition

    Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY), announced today the release of the latest versions of FLIR Research Studio software. This new release includes both a Professional Edition with FLIR Research Studio Player—designed for research and science applications requiring robust data capture and analysis—and an upgraded version of the FLIR Research Studio Standard Edition. Both the Standard and Professional Editions are now offered as one-year subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

  • FLIR Wins Contracts to Provide Ground Robots to Norway Defense and Police Units

    FLIR Systems announced it has won a competitive proposal for contracts with the Norwegian Ministry of Defense and Oslo Police to provide more than 20 of its PackBot® unmanned ground vehicles (UGV), as well as spare parts and training. The rugged FLIR PackBot supports a wide range of operations that otherwise put humans at risk, such as bomb disposal, close-in surveillance, and situations involving hostages or hazardous materials. The latest PackBot model will allow Norway’s defense and Oslo’s police forces to upgrade and expand their ground robot inventory, supplied by FLIR’s legacy UGV business.

  • New Thermal Cameras and Clamp Meters for Electrical Pros

    FLIR announced today four products for electrical professionals including two entry-level TG-series thermal handheld cameras and two clamp meters. The new products will be unveiled at the National Electrical Contractor (NECA) 2019 trade show, which is being held from September 14-19 in Las Vegas (FLIR booth #2941). Here’s a look at the four new products and other FLIR activities happening around NECA.

  • Thermal imaging identification protects police and the public during high-speed pursuits

    UK-based defence technology company QinetiQ worked with Teledyne FLIR thermal imaging cameras to solve this issue by developing a material to mark the top of emergency services vehicles.

  • Measuring the heat generation of the fiber laser and utilizing it for optimization to produce higher power

    Dr. Reza Amani (Project Associate Professor from the Center for Attosecond Laser Science, Graduate School of Science at The University of Tokyo) utilizes thermal imaging cameras to measure heat that is generated on the gain fiber of a fiber laser, thereby preventing equipment damage or injuries to operators due to a rupture that may occur when temperature limits are exceeded. These cameras can help with giving instructions to students during experiments, improving safety for operators at on-site applications, and improving performance of the equipment, etc.

  • Digital Multimeters 101

    Multimeters offer a range of capabilities to tackle everything from basic DIY electrical repairs to heavy-duty industrial predictive maintenance.

  • Infrared Thermometers 101

    For technicians who rely on temperature to check the condition of equipment, IR thermometers are indispensable. Is electrical equipment overloaded and overheating? Or is the current room temperature a result of a failed AC system? Is the air coming out of a vent too hot or too cold? IR thermometers, also called IR guns, spot thermometers, or spot pyrometers, can make it easy to scan equipment and sites for abnormalities that need attention.