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FLIR Systems Receives Order Worth $54.2 Million from the U.S. DoD for DR-SKO Systems
FLIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLIR) announced today that it has received a delivery order for 50 U.S. Army Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Dismounted Reconnaissance Sets, Kits, and Outfits (CBRN DR-SKO) systems.
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New High-Performance Infrared Cameras for Science and Research
With the race for scientific breakthroughs comes the need for more advanced technology, FLIR is excited to meet this need by introducing four high-performance infrared cameras for science and research applications.
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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.
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Local Heroes: O.C Sheriff Uses FLIR Airborne System to Spot Sharks
FLIR technology is used everyday by law enforcement, military and other first-responders to help protect and serve their local communities. In this case, the OCSD used their FLIR Star SAFIRE 380-HD airborne surveillance system to help avoid a potential disaster.
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Local Heroes: Spokane Sheriff Airborne Helps Find Break-in Suspects
Local law enforcement airborne units use FLIR’s thermal technology every day to help on the job. Whether it’s finding a missing person or supporting officers from the air, thermal technology is an essential tool, day or night. The Spokane, Washington Sherriff Air 1 helicopter unit knows this firsthand after helping locate multiple suspects at a break-in this week.
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How to get a full screen image including the menus from the camera
Is it possible to get a full screen image including the menus from the camera video output to a monitor or video projector? Are there any other solutions to display the same image as on the camera LCD monitor?
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My Firewire camera asks for a driver. Where are they located?
When Researcher installs it creates a directory in the following location: C:\Program Files\FLIR Systems\FLIR Device drivers. All the drivers required for USB and Firewire cameras are in this location. They can also be found on the Researcher CD.
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What is the Difference between i-Series (b40, b50 & b60) Cameras?
Learn more about the differences between the B-series cameras
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In RTools, how can one account for camera drift?
See attachment for a detailed description and example application.
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How do I use a *.iso file if I don’t have a CD/DVD drive on my cpu?
You can use Virtual CloneDrive.
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Where can I find more information regarding thermography certification
ITC (Infrared Training Center) has published a guide on standards and certification related to thermography. This guide (in English, German and Italian) is attached to this answer.
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Is it possible to see changes in a hand warmer with a thermal camera?
This is a video of the crystallisation process taking place in a hand warmer. The process is recorded with ResearchIR and the camera is a FLIR A655SC camera
