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  • Webinar: What you need to know about choosing a RID

    View this webinar for helpful tips for evaluating the right handheld radiation detector based on the application and deployment program.

  • FLIR thermal imaging cameras improve the credibility and efficiency of underground snow-melting systems

    One thermal image clearly demonstrating a hidden problem can sometimes be more persuasive than a long-winded, data-filled report. For companies that install and maintain underground snow-melting systems, FLIR thermal imaging cameras are proving their worth for temperature monitoring and in post-operational maintenance tasks.

  • FLIR or Opgal for Gas Leak Detection: Which is Best for You?

    Optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras are a crucial investment for the Oil and Gas industry, so it’s important that companies make the optimal, cost-effective choice when selecting an OGI camera for their leak detection and repair (LDAR) programs. Choosing on price alone could leave you with disappointing results; instead, it’s better to compare models on how they will perform in the field.

  • Lawrence, Massachusetts Deploys FLIR Video System for Safety

    Situated north of Boston, the city of Lawrence is a densely populated area of over 79,000 residents. It’s known for being a manufacturing hub. When looking to address crime, the community found themselves lacking surveillance capabilities. As a result, government officials saw a critical need to deploy a wide-spread, situational awareness system. Familiar with the Urban Area Security Initiative Homeland Security District in Boston and FLIR Systems’ instrumental role, the city of Lawrence was interested in what FLIR could offer.

  • 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.

  • 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).

  • Contact FLIR Utilities Expert

    Get in touch with a FLIR Utility expert.

  • FLIR Defense Names John P. Bergeron as Vice President and New Head of Global Services for Surveillance

    BOSTON, Mass., May 1, 2023 ― FLIR Defense, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY), has named John Bergeron as new vice president of Global Services for its Surveillance business. He will report to Dr. JihFen Lei, executive vice president and general manager of FLIR Defense, based in Billerica, Mass. Bergeron will be responsible for managing and growing the company’s service business that provides maintenance and support for its wide range of advanced imaging sensors and systems used for air, land and maritime-based surveillance operations.

  • Video Interfaces with FLIR Boson & Boson+

    In this video, Colin Hardy, Application Engineer, will cover Video Interfaces with the Boson and Boson+ and all the advantages and challenges of each video channel.

  • AGC & Tuning with FLIR Boson & Boson+

    In this video, Colin Hardy, Application Engineer, will cover AGC (Automatic Gain Control) Tuning with the Boson and Boson+ and how these capabilities dramatically enhance scene contrast and sharpness while improving tracking, seeker performance, and decision support.

  • 3rd Party Lens Calibration with FLIR Boson & Boson+

    In this video, Colin Hardy, Application Engineer, will cover 3rd Party Lens Calibration with the Boson and Boson+ and walk through the steps on how to outfit your camera module with the right lens.

  • WEBINAR: New Generation of Compact LWIR/MWIR Thermal Cameras

    FLIR's high definition cooled camera line just got better! With a 14% increase in the total pixel resolution over previous models, the A8580 series provides a best-in-class HD thermal image. Combined with the new built-in filter mechanism for easily switching between standard and high temperature ranges and support for motor-focus lenses, the fully featured A8580 makes it easier than ever before to take beautiful thermal images that deliver accurate temperature measurements.