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Façade of St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican is getting a face-lift with the help of infrared thermography.
Infrared thermography is being used to control the physical characteristics and to determine the state of preservation of the Façade of the St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. This Basilica is widely recognised as the centrepiece of Christianity and the Vatican City.
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Optical gas imaging for the chemical industry
The FLIR Gas Detection cameras are infrared cameras which are able to visualize gas by utilizing the physics of fugitive gas leaks. The camera produces a full picture of the scanned area and leaks appear as smoke on the camera’s viewfinder or LCD, allowing the user to see fugitive gas emissions.
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Thermal Imaging Cameras Prevent Fires at Korean Coal Power Plant
To avoid the risk of spontaneous combustion in the coal conveyor system at the Dangjin Coal Fired Power Complex (DCFPC) in South Korea the owner of the plant, the Korea East-West Power Company (EWP), has installed a fire warning system based on thermal imaging cameras.
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FLIR Thermal Imaging Cameras Help To Ensure Consistent Quality of FIAT Cars
Cars need to be light to be efficient in their fuel use, but they also have to be strong. To ensure that the adhesion goes smoothly FIAT has started to use FLIR thermal imaging cameras to provide automatic feedback during the process.
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100% Quality Control of Resistors with FLIR Thermal Imaging Camera
Cutting down failure rates of electronic components is essential for companies that want to supply a perfect product to their customers. The only way to ensure this is by checking each individual component to provide 100% quality control.
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10 Things to Consider Before Buying a Handheld Radiation Detector
This guidebook provides information to help guide purchase decision making for PRD, SPRD, and RID handheld radiation detectors and identifiers.
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Thermal Imaging Keeps The Greys At Bay
Thanks to the hard work of dedicated red squirrel conservationists in the North of England there has finally been a population increase in this much loved mammal after many years of decline. It’s a small increase but a significant one as it confirms that the conservationists’ methods are proving effective and one detection tool that is now vital to their work is FLIR thermal imaging.
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Software that Writes Itself: Eigen Innovations Uses FLIR Infrared Cameras to Simplify Automation Solutions
Setting up a machine vision system and making all the different parts work smoothly can be hard work. You need to integrate hardware and software and often multiple cameras will be involved. Eigen Innovations, a specialist in real-time monitoring solutions for many industries, has developed a smart hardware module that makes this integration process much easier. And when Eigen installs this module for its customers, the company likes to work exclusively with FLIR cameras.
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Compact Thermal Imaging Camera from FLIR Continuously Monitors Packaging Quality
Presentation and delivery are critical parts of product quality. Recochem, a Canada-based manufacturer and distributor of chemical products and fluids understands this all too well. That’s why the company is using thermal imaging to continuously monitor the quality of its package sealing.
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Compact FLIR Thermal Imager: Game Changer for Condition Monitoring
From process manufacturing applications to complex processes in utilities, it is important to guarantee uptime and proper functioning of all machinery. Condition-based maintenance systems help to maximize yield and quality, while decreasing unscheduled outages and maintenance and repair costs. Taiwanese technology integrator ADE Technology Inc. has now developed a compact and affordable condition monitoring solution for these companies, based on FLIR’s AX8 thermal imaging sensor.
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Improving Border Security with FLIR Thermal Imaging
Border security is a primary concern of law enforcement in the Southwest U.S. and FLIR handheld thermal imaging cameras are proving to be highly integral to successful interceptions and captures as well as improved officer safety.
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Estonian Fire Teams Go Smoke Diving With FLIR
In total, some 1720 firemen are represented by the Estonian Rescue Board. As an experienced user of thermal imaging camera technology, the organization decided to equip all of its departments with TICs from FLIR.