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  • 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 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.

  • ExView App Enables Remote Data Collection and Reporting With Multiple Devices

    With the launch of the Extech 250W-Series of environmental meters comes a new mobile application aimed at making data collection and analysis easier than ever: the ExView App. This app can connect with up to eight meters at once, so you can monitor a variety of environmental conditions from outside unsafe or difficult to reach areas. Whether you're connecting several LT250W light meters, AN250W aneometers, or any of the new 250W-Series meters, you will be able to keep tabs on key readings across your facility and easily share them with your team.

  • 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.

  • Detecting Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Threats From a Distance

    FLIR Systems is lead integrator in modernizing the Army’s NBCRV system with improved and autonomous CBRN sensors. The FLIR NBCRV Sensor Suite Upgrade (NBCRV SSU) maximizes the use of sophisticated CBRN sensors and pairs them with unmanned aerial and ground vehicles to increase the speed and standoff distance for both sensing and reconnaissance.

  • FLIR Wins 2021 Govies Government Security Awards for Perimeter Protection

    The FLIR Elara DX, a multispectral pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) security camera was named a winner of the 2021 Govies Government Security Awards.

  • What's the Difference Between IR Thermometers and Thermal Cameras?

    Thermal imaging cameras and non-contact infrared (IR) thermometers are both used for non-contact temperature measurements in a wide variety of applications. Both tools 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 IR thermometers. 

  • FLIR Wins Additional $15.4M Contract for Black Hornet Nano-UAV Systems for U.S. Army Soldier Borne Sensor Program

    FLIR Systems, Inc. announced it has won an additional $15.4 million contract to deliver its FLIR Black Hornet® 3 Personal Reconnaissance Systems (PRS) to the U.S. Army. The advanced nano-unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are being used to augment squad and small unit-level surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities as part of the Army’s Soldier Borne Sensor (SBS) program.

  • Can a Radiation Detection Backpack make your city safer?

    Radiation-based threats such as dirty bombs and nuclear weapons can have devastating social, political, and financial consequences if deployed in a populated area.

  • Visit FLIR at NECA 2019

    Check out the latest from FLIR this year at the National Electronic Contractors Association (NECA) 2019 tradeshow, the #1 event that brings together suppliers for the electrical construction industry. At NECA, FLIR will be hosting a hands-on technical workshop about electrical maintenance safety devices (EMSDs), as well as providing a series of informational booth talks. FLIR will also be launching a series of new, innovative products to make the lives of electrical contracting professionals a little easier.

  • How Can You Tell If Your House is Missing Insulation?

    You can’t see missing insulation with the naked eye, making it a frustrating problem to try and tackle. However, you are able to see areas of missing insulation with thermal imager. Common areas where you’re likely to find missing insulation include the space around outlets and switches; the edges of attics where the outside walls meet the roof; and unfinished garages, which if connected to the rest of the house can siphon huge amounts of heat during the winter. Insulation in wall cavities can also settle over time, causing gaps to appear.

  • Do I need a cooled or uncooled OGI camera to see methane, sf6, or other industrial gases?

    Gain a better understanding of cooled and uncooled optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras in this webinar, hosted by Craig O’Neill, Director of Strategic Business Development for OGI/Oil and Gas Industry at FLIR. Topics include the science behind the two types of cameras and differences in gas contrast and sensitivity. He also addresses common questions on cooled and uncooled OGI.