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  • Understanding FLIR Route Creator

    Want to streamline your inspections and keep them better organized? Try FLIR Route Creator plugin, so you can easily keep track of all your assets. Learn more.

  • Airborne Surveillance

    For over 40 years, FLIR has proven it can rise to the challenge in every austere climate and tactical environment the world has to offer. This is a combat-proven heritage of durability, performance, and unrivaled support that you can trust, regardless of your mission.

  • Lens Selector Tool for Boson and Tau 2

    Follow the steps within the tool to receive a suggested camera focal length.

  • identiFINDER R425 UW May Webinar

    Teledyne FLIR is pleased to announce the upcoming free virtual webinars for the new identiFINDER® R425 UW. This webinar will include a mix of videos, demonstrations, and presentations with an open Q&A session at the end with our product expert and service and support technicians. There are three webinars on May 29th, 2024, at 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM EST, and 9PM EST (UTC-05:00).

  • Explosives Threat Detection

    Explosives Threat Detection

  • Download the Free Automation Brochure

    See how thermal imaging can improve quality control, condition monitoring, and more! Download the FREE Automation brochure today!

  • Webinar: What can I see with my thermal drone?

    How important is resolution on a thermal camera? We compare a 640x512 resolution thermal camera to a 160x120 to illustrate how important resolution is when looking to identify targets from an aerial point of view.

  • IR and Electrical Safety - NFPA 70E 2018

    Learn about changes to the NFPA® 70E 2018 "Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace."

  • The Science Behind Optical Gas Imaging

    An optical gas imaging camera can be considered a highly specialized version of an infrared or thermal imaging camera. There is a lens, a detector, some electronics to process the signal from the detector, and a viewfinder or screen for the user to see the image produced by the camera. The detectors used for OGI cameras are quantum detectors that require cooling to cryogenic temperatures (around 70K or -203°C).

  • Marine Target Recognition and Classification

    How far can you see with a marine thermal imager? Learn how to choose the right model camera for your surveillance and observation needs.

  • Marine Daylight and Lowlight Visible Camera Options

    Learn more about multi-sensor models with visible light cameras for daytime, dusk and dawn viewing.

  • Marine Video Tracking and Advanced Radar Integration

    Integrate your FLIR Marine pan, tilt and zoom camera with your vessel’s RADAR, and learn about models with built-in video tracking.