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  • Invisible Labs Season 2: Exploding Experiments with Gases!

    Craig Beals & FLIR are back for Season TWO of Invisible Labs! In the first episode, we try some explosive science experiments with helium, and hydrogen, and then go on a field trip to check out Hot Air Balloons using FLIR Thermal Cameras!

  • FLIR Releases High-Resolution Thermal Camera Development Kit for Self-Driving Cars

    FLIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:FLIR) today announced the availability of a high-resolution Thermal Vision Automotive Development Kit (ADK) featuring the high-performance FLIR Boson thermal camera for automakers, tier-one automotive parts suppliers, and innovators of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

  • UltraMax™ – the Ultimate Resolution

    With UltraMax, researchers can further improve the resolution of their native thermal images for even greater clarity and a higher level of temperature measurement accuracy.

  • FLIR Cameras Reveal Thermal Characteristics of Microelectronic Devices

    At the University of Texas at Arlington, the team of Dr. Ankur Jain, who heads the Microscale Thermophysics Laboratory, studies a wide range of topics related to microscale thermal transport. The laboratory makes use of diverse modern equipment and instruments, including thermal imaging cameras from FLIR Systems.

  • Electronic Component Testing: A Non-Contact Sport

    Infrared thermography can identify hot spots, allowing for improved thermal management and greater advances in circuit board design.

  • Next Generation IR Technologies Solve High Speed Automotive Testing Challenges

    Product research and development on internal combustion engines, brake rotors and tires, and high speed airbags are just a few of the areas that truly benefit from high speed, high sensitivity thermal characterization testing.

  • Infrared Camera Accuracy and Uncertainty in Plain Language

    It’s tough to trust measurements from instruments when you don’t have a clear understanding of how their sensitivity and accuracy is derived, and many times infrared cameras fall in this category. Additionally, discussions of infrared camera measurement accuracy typically involve complex terms and jargon that can be confusing and misleading.

  • High Speed Thermal Imaging Cameras from FLIR Monitor Raw Steel Quality for the Automotive Industry

    FLIR thermal imaging cameras detect steel defects with the highest accuracy. In today’s industrialized world the demand for steel, particularly from the automotive industry, has become overwhelming. Although effective methods for the testing of raw steel materials exist, the call for more efficiency, more safety and higher quality never stops.

  • K33 & K53

    FLIR now gives you two new lower-cost, easier-to-use options without sacrificing the reliable clarity and performance that FLIR K-Series TICs are well-known for. The K33 and K53 feature FLIR’s FSX™ Flexible Scene Enhancement that intensifies structural and textural details in thermal images for better perspective and orientation to help improve situational awareness and give firefighters a greater sense of confidence and safety.

  • Security Training

    Explore comprehensive security training solutions at FLIR. Enhance your skills with in-person and online courses designed for professionals in the security industry.

  • How do I start using the MATLAB Image Acquisition Toolbox with my Ax5?

    To connect your FLIR Ax5 camera to MATLAB, you can use either the FLIR Atlas SDK for MATLAB, which has built in support for FLIR cameras as well as samples that show you how to save images and video, or you can use the MATLAB Image Acquisition Toolbox.

  • FLIR Systems Wins Security Today’s 2017 New Product of the Year Award

    FLIR Security, The World’s Sixth Sense, today announced that the company’s Cameleon Tactical Command and Control Softwareand Thermal PT-Series HD has been recognized as Security Today’s 2017 New Product of the Year award winner in the 'PSIM' and 'Thermal Camera' categories.