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Teledyne FLIR Helps to Keep Airspace Surrounding Swedish Critical Infrastructure Free of Drones
Teledyne FLIR successfully completed an installation of a long-range drone detection system for a critical infrastructure site in Sweden. A smart slew-to-cue system, combining radar, thermal imaging and visual sensors, makes sure no unmanned aircraft system goes undetected.
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Teledyne FLIR Joins Oregon Zoo in Celebrating Record Breaking Hatching for Condors
Teledyne FLIR is joining the Oregon Zoo in celebrating a record hatching season for endangered California condors. Twelve fuzzy condor chicks are joining the nest at the Oregon Zoo this spring, setting a record from last year’s ten chicks. These birds will eventually head to a wild release site where they will join other free roaming condors in California and Arizona. Until then, the chicks will spend at least eight months with their parents before being moved to pre-release pens for about a year.
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Automation App Stories
See how companies and government agencies are using FLIR automation cameras to improve processes, monitor conditions, prevent fires, and more.
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United VMS | Video Management Systems
FLIR United VMS delivers best-in-class video management that can grow with your security needs— from a single location to multiple sites around the world.
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Electrical Thermal Imaging | Thermal Camera Inspection
Many companies rely on FLIR thermal imaging and Test & Measurement tools to survey and troubleshoot mechanical equipment and electrical systems.
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Q&A: Protecting Wildlife in Africa with WWF and Teledyne FLIR
Teledyne FLIR has worked with the WWF since 2016 by providing fix-mounted security cameras, truck-mounted cameras, and handheld thermal cameras, among other pieces of equipment, along with engineering and technical support. This partnership has led to the arrest of hundreds of poachers since 2016, and the success of the program has led to widespread deployment of FLIR thermal imaging cameras at parks and private land across Kenya and other African nations including Zambia.
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Guarding the Night: Stopping Poachers with the Help of FLIR Thermal Imaging Tech
One hundred new FLIR Scion OTM Thermal Monocular cameras will soon be deployed across Kenya as a tool to help end illegal poaching in Kenya, thanks to a donation to World Wildlife Fund (WWF) from Teledyne FLIR. The company has been working with WWF since 2016 to support the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and rangers from regional conservancies to stop illegal poaching at Kenyan wildlife parks.
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Mastering Thermal Analysis Software: Introducing FLIR Ignite Pro for Professionals
Discover FLIR Ignite Pro, advanced thermal imaging software designed for professionals. Enhance your thermal analysis with features like temperature trend graphs, comparison view, and customizable reporting. Ideal for thermographers and enterprise maintenance teams, FLIR Ignite Pro simplifies data management, analysis, and collaboration. Explore its capabilities now!
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FLIR Introduces TrafiBot Dual AI Camera to Enhance Interurban Traffic Flow , Road Safety and Early Fire Detection on Roadways
FLIR, a Teledyne Technologies company, today introduced the TrafiBot Dual AI multispectral camera system for interurban traffic intelligence. This closed-circuit traffic camera is designed to improve safety in tunnels and on bridges where drivers are most at risk for hitting unseen objects or being trapped by fast-growing vehicle fires.
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Boost bottom-line profits with R&D insights
Drive commercial improvements with infrared imaging
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FLIR Announces Si2-Series of Acoustic Imagers to Detect Compressed Air Leaks, Partial Discharges, Mechanical Faults, and Quantify Gas Leaks
New Si2-Pro, Si2-LD, and Si2-PD models provide best-in-class performance, decision support, fleet management and enterprise data integration with new on-screen gas leak quantification, partial discharge assessment, and mechanical fault measurement.
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Download your FREE brochure: Improve R&D in electronics design and testing with IR imaging
Engineers in the fastest-growing electronics development fields are choosing FLIR thermography to drive crucial R&D developments. In commercial, automotive, and semiconductor technologies, IR imaging is igniting insights to improve production.
