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FLIR Announces DroneSense-FLIR Edition Drone Flight Management Software
FLIR announced the new DroneSense-FLIR Edition this week at Firehouse Expo 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee. This drone flight management software platform, designed for public safety applications, is the first collaborative product to result from a recent strategic investment in DroneSense. FLIR invested in the Austin, Texas-based unmanned aircraft system (UAS) software developer in April 2018. DroneSense-FLIR Edition is the only software platform to combine thermal and visual imaging processing with flight data planning and management capabilities, with the goal of improving incident and routine non-emergency response management for public safety organizations.
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Power Generation Steam Turbine
How visualizing gas in real time can aid in finding small leaks, verifying repairs, and avoiding costly outages.
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Electric Power Substation-Transmission
Stay safe working on electric power generation stations with FLIR’s imaging solutions. Enhance security, visualize leaks quickly, and perform thorough inspections.
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Contact FLIR Utilities Expert
Get in touch with a FLIR Utility expert.
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Load Tap Changers
See how condition monitoring can help youunderstand the temperature trends of a load tap changer
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Inspect Sulfur Hexafluoride (SF6) Circuit Breakers
Visualizing SF6 and other gas emissions without the need to shut down operations
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FLIR Announces its First Thermal Camera for Automotive Applications: the FLIR TG275
WILSONVILLE, Ore., January 7, 2019 – FLIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLIR) today announced the FLIR TG275, a handheld thermal camera that combines measurement and infrared (IR) capabilities into one troubleshooting tool for automotive use. The TG275 takes automotive repair and fleet maintenance technicians beyond the limitations of single-spot IR thermometers by allowing them to quickly see hot and cold spots that can indicate potentially serious issues. This is the first thermal camera from FLIR specifically designed to help automotive technicians find hidden problems fast and dramatically cut diagnostic time, whether the issue is under the hood, in the cabin, or on the vehicle.
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FLIR Launches Second Generation Thermal Camera for Self-Driving Cars and New Thermal Handheld for Automotive Repair
WILSONVILLE, Ore. – January 7, 2018 — FLIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLIR) today announced two thermal imaging cameras for the automotive industry, its next-generation thermal vision Automotive Development Kit (ADK™) for the development of self-driving cars and a handheld diagnostic thermal camera for auto enthusiasts and professionals, the FLIR TG275.
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FLIR at CES 2019: 5 Things You Won’t Want to Miss
FLIR is excited to be attending the 52nd Annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada this week! From January 8-11 FLIR will be in South Hall 3, booth #31166 at the Las Vegas Convention Center showing off new products, exciting demos and speakers, all hosted by Jake Roper of YouTube’s Vsauce3.
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UAS Radiometric Temperature Measurements
A radiometric thermal camera measures the temperature of a surface by interpreting the intensity of an infrared signal reaching the camera. This non-contact and non-destructive technique (NDT) gives users enormous advantages for many of their surface temperature measurement applications because it can be integrated into a FLIR Aerial package.
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FLIR PRIMED Episode 27: Sensitivity and Resolution For Radiation Detection
Radiation events are rare but extremely serious - understanding the tools available to you and how they work could make all the difference. In FLIR PRIMED Episode 27, Grant Coffey will take a deeper look into sensitivity and resolution – two important factors that determine how quickly and cleanly a detector will sense and identify a radiation source.
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FLIR Fido X2 Receives ASTM E2520-15 Performance Certification
FLIR is pleased to announce that the FLIR Fido® X2 handheld explosives trace detector (ETD) has been certified by Signature Science, LLC in accordance with the ASTM International method for Standard Practice for Measuring and Scoring Performance of Trace Explosive Chemical Detectors (ASTM E2520-15). The Fido X2 demonstrated performance that meets or exceeds the criteria for “standard of minimum performance.” The intended users of this standard are ETD developers, test laboratories, and agencies responsible for deploying effective deterrents of terrorism.