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  • Special Applications for Marine Cameras

    FLIR thermal imaging for marine firefighting, oil spill management, ice detection and more.

  • Washington PUD Relies on Thermal Imaging to Keep the Lights on for Residents

    November through March, when the electrical load is highest and the likelihood of a breakdown is greater, PUD 3 engineers spend 5 to 6 hours in the late evening inspecting power lines, connections, and equipment with a FLIR thermal imaging camera.

  • FLIR pan tilt cameras deliver superior perimeter detection for remote electrical sub stations

    Combining RADAR with thermal imaging technologies produces unparalleled monitoring coverage and perimeter protection for power plants and electrical substations. By integrating SpotterRF Compact Surveillance Radars (CSR) with FLIR PT-Series cameras, end users gain exceptional situational awareness, both inside the substation and beyond the fence line. This cost-effective solution requires substantially less infrastructure than other fence line detection systems and yields higher accuracy.

  • Download the IR Automation Handbook

    Introducing FLIR's latest resource, the IR Automation Guidebook. The 60-page book is a resource guide for using infrared in the automation industry. Written by the experts at FLIR Systems, this FREE handbook provides information on many elements for infrared

  • Virtually Test Drive FLIR K-Series Thermal Cameras Before You Buy

    See how a fire looks through the lens of a FLIR firefighting camera

  • Automatic incident detection and traffic data collection for the Sheikh Zayed Tunnel, Abu Dhabi, UAE

    Although there are numerous examples of innovative ITS projects in the Middle East, few are as impressive as the recently opened Sheikh Zayed Tunnel in Abu Dhabi. Spanning 3.6km in total, including a 2.4km covered section, the bi-directional (four lanes in each direction) structure is the Middle East’s longest road tunnel. The tunnel opened to the public on December 5, 2012.

  • Automatic Incident Detection on the Black Sea Motorway, Turkey

    The Giresun tunnel is located close tothe city of Giresun, on the motorway towards Trabzon. To increase the safety and capacity inthese 2 tunnels, FLIR’s automatic incident detection system was installed.

  • Automatic incident detection for the Calgary Airport

    Video-based automatic incident detection technology from FLIR has been installed in numerous tunnels around the world. In the Calgary Airport Trail Tunnel in Canada, FLIR’s video analytics boards are combined with both visual cameras and FLIR thermal imaging cameras.

  • City of Liverpool relies on thermal imaging to boost cycling

    Innovative traffic signals at the junctions with Vauxhall Road and Pall Mall now help cyclists beat traffic. A signal displaying a green bike comes on before the full green for other traffic, allowing cyclists a five second head start on other vehicles. The signal expires when the full green light comes on. The signals are powered by FLIR ThermiCam sensors, which detect cyclists and distinguish them from other vehicles, meaning the advance lights are not used when there are no cyclists, avoiding delays to other road users.

  • Pedestrian and bicyclist detection with thermal imaging cameras

    Thermal imaging cameras are becoming increasingly popular for roadside monitoring and highway surveillance systems. But the technology can also be used for traffic monitoring and dynamic control of traffic lights in cities and urban areas. By looking at heat signatures, thermal imaging cameras can make a reliable distinction between vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists.

  • FLIR enables smooth intersection traffic flow in Utrecht, the Netherlands

    ThermiCam thermal sensors from FLIR Systems have been deployed at a big signalized intersection leading from Utrecht to Amersfoort, the Netherlands. Based on heat energy coming from bicyclists and motorists, the cameras from FLIR can detect both types of road users and make a distinction between the two.

  • FLIR thermal imaging sensor improves bicycle safety at Tamaki Drive, Auckland, New-Zealand

    The busy Tamaki Drive in Auckland, New Zealand, is such a challenging environment and has already witnessed several cycle incidents over the past few years, including fatalities and serious injuries. To prevent further incidents from happening, Auckland Transport Authorities decided on a wide range of bicycle safety measures, including the integration of a bicycle warning system, activated by thermal imaging technology from FLIR Systems.