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  • Get the latest information on FLIR optical gas imaging (OGI) and the QL320 quantitative OGI system in this training video from Providence Photonics.

    Get the latest information on FLIR optical gas imaging (OGI) and the QL320 quantitative OGI system in this training video from Providence Photonics.

  • Recorded Security Webinars

    Watch our pre-recorded webinars to learn more about FLIR's Security product offerings.

  • Recorded ITS Webinars

    Watch our pre-recorded webinars to learn more about FLIR's ITS product offerings.

  • What Happens After an Intruder is Detected?

    System integrators design perimeter surveillance systems that prepare everyday security personnel for their worst-case scenarios—not because they might happen, but because they do. When it comes to building an end-to-end solution, it’s important for security customers to prioritize threat recognition sensors such as thermal cameras and radar for the critical task of detecting intruders.

  • HFC Detection Using Optical Gas Imaging Increases Safety & Efficiency While Reducing Emissions

    While the oil-and-gas industry has benefited greatly from the use of optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras—improving worker safety and plant efficiency while reducing emissions—the technology has yet to gain a similar foothold in the petrochemical industry, despite offering similar advantages. Comfort with existing gas-detection methods and a lack of familiarity with the full capabilities of OGI cameras often act as barriers to the latter’s implementation. However, with commercial hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) gas emissions now under increased scrutiny by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other global regulators, there is more impetus for HFC producers and industrial HFC users to deploy new and emerging technologies to ensure mechanical integrity of their processes and equipment.

  • Teledyne FLIR Defense Receives $48.7M Contract for Long-Range Imaging Systems for US Coast Guard

    Will deliver SeaFLIR 280 surveillance systems to modernize Coast Guard Cutter fleet BILLERICA, Mass., October 25, 2022 ― Teledyne FLIR Defense, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY), announced that it has been awarded a $48.7 million firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to provide Maritime Forward Looking Infrared (MARFLIR) II sensors as well as multiple variants of its SeaFLIR® 280-HD surveillance systems for use by the United States Coast Guard (USCG).

  • Greater Range for Greater Applications

    Teledyne FLIR’s high-performance thermal cameras and advanced lens systems help you consistently detect and track challenging targets over long distances. Whether you want to perform accurate standoff measurements or require precise Time Space Position (TSPI) data, FLIR cameras will always ensure the highest target visibility and radiometric measurement capability.

  • The Proliferation of Precision Fires

    How every warfighter on the battlefield can call for fires anytime and in any environment.

  • United VMS SDK – Become a Partner

    The United VMS SDK provides the ability to integrate United VMS with external systems and hardware devices, and to build custom applications.

  • Passive Q Switches

    Teledyne FLIR offers passive q-switch crystals with low costs and high reliability.

  • Seeing the Unseen Threat

    Dr Jeremy Walker explains how digital mapping and novel visualisation tools can augment the CBRN mission

  • Faraday Rotator Crystals

    Teledyne FLIR demonstrates how Terbium Gallium Garnet (TGG) can be used in optical isolators and rotators.