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  • FLIR to Participate in National Academies of Sciences Workshop on Biological Detection Systems

    The workshop will explore alternative and effective bio detection systems for aerosolized agents that meet the technical and operational requirements for the Department of Homeland Security’s BioWatch Program.

  • FLIR Firefighting Simulation

    See what a FLIR TIC sees.

  • Announcing FLIR's Outdoor, Hunting and Tactical Ambassador Program

    Are you a hunting, outdoor or tactical enthusiast and think you have what it takes to become a FLIR Ambassador? If you have a passion for hunting, tactical and thermal imaging, and already find yourself advocating for the FLIR brand, you could be the right fit!

  • Webinar Announcement: Ushering in a New Class of Radiation Pagers

    FLIR will host a free webinar June 1 at 2pm GMT on the topic of personal radiation detection and identification. Join this session to learn how FLIR’s new super-pager, the identiFINDER R200, enables radioisotope identification on the front line.

  • Webinar: Countering Predictability in Explosives Screening

    FLIR will host a free webinar June 3 at 1:30pm GMT on the basics of explosives trace detection. Join this session to learn how the new Fido X2 enables random screening protocols that increase the likelihood of threat detection and adds a new layer of protection to security screening.

  • 2016 IAFC Baltimore New Product Showcase with The Haz Mat Guys

    While at the IAFC Hazmat event in Baltimore, Mike Monaco gave us the opportunity to introduce our new identiFINDER R200 to the Haz Mat Guys community.

  • FLIR CBRNE Equipment Manufacturers Keep First Responders Safe

    Emergency preparedness and resilience professionals from multiple disciplines (fire, emergency medical services, emergency management, law enforcement, public health, etc.) and multiple jurisdictions (local, state, and federal levels) participated in the DomPrep roundtable titled “Toxic – What Keeps the Experts Up at Night?” in conjunction with the International Association of Fire Chief’s Hazardous Materials Conference (IAFC HAZMAT) last month.

  • 3 FLIR Detection Products Win ‘ASTOR’ Homeland Security 2016 Awards

    Most notably, FLIR’s identiFINDER R200 achieved the Gold Award for Best CBRNE Detection System. With clear user interface and simple data presentation common to all identiFINDER products, the FLIR identiFINDER R200 allows for quick integration with existing operational protocols, reducing the training burden and allowing more time dedicated toward keeping our nation safe.

  • FLIR Systems Releases High Definition Handheld Thermal Camera

    FLIR Systems, Inc. today announced the release of the FLIR T1020, also known as the FLIR T1K, a premium thermal camera for use in a multitude of industrial and building diagnostics applications. The T1K is a high definition handheld instrument featuring exceptional measurement performance, outstanding image clarity, and a highlyresponsive user-interface.

  • FLIR FC-Series ID Feature Built-in Analytics to Reduce False Alarms

    FLIR Systems, Inc. announced the release of the FC-Series ID thermal security cameras, the latest models in its FC-Series line. The FC-Series ID thermal cameras combine built-in analytics for high performance intrusion detection, industry-leading image quality designed for high-end commercial users and an expanded selection of high-performance lenses to suit a wide range of applications.

  • FLIR Releases Griffin 844 Desktop Trace Detector for Security

    FLIR System today announced the release of the FLIR Griffin 844, the latest addition to its leading-edge Griffin 800-series desktop chemical trace detector product line used by security officials to screen personal belongings, parcels, cargo, skin, vehicles, and other surfaces for explosives and narcotics threats.

  • Take Temperature Measurements Safely with FLIR’s New TG54 & TG56

    Today FLIR launched the new TG54 and TG56 Spot IR Thermometers, which allow professionals to quickly and easily take measurements in places that are out of reach for most IR thermometers.