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  • See Exactly Where Your Electronics Heat Up

    Finding and fixing hot spots in electronics R&D is a guessing game if you’re not working with a thermal imaging camera. FLIR infrared (IR) cameras for research, development, and science allow you to see temperatures across an entire target, so you can quickly identify heat dissipation problems and begin working on solutions.

  • High-Resolution FLIR Camera Brings Science to the Racing Track

    Engine pre-heating systems are becoming an ever more valuable asset and even a competitive advantage on today's car racing tracks. Hot Products Engineering now also uses thermal images taken by a FLIR camera to show the value of its engine pre-heating products.

  • FLIR Thermal Imaging Cameras Reveal the Secrets of Coexisting Insects

    Thermal imaging is a great help in the study of insects. Researchers use it in order to discover how several species of insects coexist on a host plant. At Penn State University, a FLIR T650sc has provided valuable thermal information in an experiment with coexisting insect species on wheat plants.

  • Is the (legacy) Photon tripod adapter necessary?

    This question applies to the legacy Photon camera models. The Photon product line and its accessories have been discontinued. The information here is provided for historical reference.

  • Teledyne FLIR Defense Awarded $74 Million IDIQ Contract to Modernize U.S. Coast Guard Surveillance Systems

    Company has provided Coast Guard imaging solutions used for search & rescue and other maritime missions for 20 years BOSTON, Mass., January 13, 2025 ― Teledyne FLIR Defense, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY), announced it has been awarded a five-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract worth up to $74.2 million to provide modernized imaging surveillance systems to the United States Coast Guard (USCG).

  • Teledyne FLIR’s Black Hornet 4 Nano-Drone Selected as Winner of the Defense Innovation Unit’s Blue UAS Challenge

    Award-winning Black Hornet unmanned aerial system is currently deployed in more than 45 countries BOSTON, February 18, 2025 ― Teledyne FLIR Defense, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY), announced that its Black Hornet® 4 Personal Reconnaissance System has been selected as a winner of the Blue UAS Refresh.

  • FLIR United VMS named best new Video Surveillance Management System

    The prestigious Security Industry Association's (SIA) annual New Product Showcase (NPS) has named FLIR's United VMS the top video surveillance management system for 2017 during the International Security Conference West (ISC West) on April 5 at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.

  • DELTA Episode 1 – Thermal 101 for Drone Pilots

    Welcome to FLIR DELTA – a video series that will give you the information you need to get thermal drone operations started right.

  • FLIR Launches the First Thermal Camera for Firefighting Aerial Ladders

    Today FLIR announced the FLIR KF6, the fire industry’s first thermal imaging camera (TIC) designed for integration on aerial ladders. The fixed mounted FLIR KF6 provides firefighters with an aerial perspective needed to better observe structural fires in large buildings or warehouses, allowing apparatus operators to pinpoint hot spots in the smokiest conditions during overhaul operations.

  • FLIR thermal imaging camera enables scientists to capture and record thermal distributions and variations in crop canopies

    The Canberra node of the Australian Plant Phenomics Facility, CSIRO Agriculture & Food, Canberra, offers a high resolution aerial thermography solution for the rapid measurement of crop canopy temperature in the field.

  • What Do You Need To Measure?

    FLIR's latest edition of What Do You Need to Measure helps you make the right product selection for troubleshooting equipment or assessing building deficiencies.

  • FLIR Introduces F-Series ID Security Cameras with Built-In Analytics

    The latest addition to FLIR’s F-Series family of premium thermal security cameras, today FLIR introduces the F-Series ID, a high-resolution thermal security camera with onboard analytics. Featuring a best-in-class 640x480 FLIR thermal sensor with up to 300 percent greater thermal sensitivity than previous F-Series models, the F-Series ID provides crisp, detail-rich imagery in low-contrast conditions and yields better image and range performance, setting the standard for critical infrastructure customers needing threat detection and alarm assessment.