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  • Monitoring traffic at the RionAntirion Bridge, day and night

    The Rion-Antirion Bridge in Greece is the world's longest cable-stayed bridge with a suspended deck. Stretching over 2,252m (2,883m including the access viaduct), The Rion-Antirion viaduct limits the crossing time over the Gulf of Corinth to around five minutes. To ensure safety on the bridge and make quick interventions possible in case an accident happens, the bridge makes use of smart Automatic Incident Detection technology and thermal imaging cameras from FLIR Systems.

  • Performance Optimization Techniques for Rooftop HVAC Equipment

    Rooftop HVAC equipment plays a critical role in maintaining proper indoor air quality in most commercial buildings. The installation and condition of this equipment directly affects operating costs, equipment life expectancy, occupant comfort and building tenability. As such, optimizing equipment performance is a high priority for all building stakeholders.

  • Video-based Automatic Incident Detection and Traffic Statistics in the Clem Jones Tunnel – Brisbane Australia

    FLIR’s video based automatic incident detection and traffic statistics collection system is implemented in Brisbane’s Clem Jones Tunnel (CLEM7), formerly known as the North-South Bypass Tunnel (NSBT).

  • TrafiCam sensors help meet Indonesia’s ambitious traffic management plans in Jakarta and Surabaya

    When talking about the Jakarta, Indonesia’s economic, cultural and political centre, it is very easy to lapse into superlatives. With a population of over 10 million people, it is the most populous city in Indonesia and in Southeast Asia, as well as the thirteenth most populated city in the world. The official metropolitan area, known as Jabodetabek, is also the second largest in the world.

  • Automatic Incident Detection and traffic data collection in the Festning and Bjørvika tunnels (Oslo, Norway)

    The Festning and the Bjørvika Tunnel are two motorway tunnels on the E18 in the city center of Oslo, Norway. Both tunnels have been equipped with intelligent incident detection technology from FLIR to guarantee high-level road user safety 24/7.

  • Thermal Imaging for Safety and Efficiency in Public Transportation

    Every day, public transportation passengers rely on trains, metros or trams to bring them safely and timely at their point of destination. However, accidents caused by fire or by the careless behavior of people can lead to delays as well as severe damage to rolling goods and rail infrastructure. Thermal imaging cameras can detect many of these incidents in time and therefore help public transportation operators take the appropriate measures.

  • Taking the Pulse of City Traffic

    The use of smart city and road sensors and software systems fits into the broader idea of smart cities, a vision which aims at better managing the city’s assets, including transportation, law enforcement, power plants, hospitals, and many more, and as a result improving the quality of life in the city.

  • Thermal imaging cameras help guarantee fire safety in tunnels

    In tunnels, thermal imaging cameras are used to monitor traffic flows or detect incidents in an early stage. In other applications, like firefighting, thermal imaging cameras are a reliable addition to human vision, because they can help firefighters see through smoke or detect hot spots.

  • Raptor Maps - InterDrone 2018

    Look at a solar panel with a visible camera and get on set of data, look at is with thermal and a new vision appears. RaptorMaps has harnessed the value of thermal for inspecting and mapping solar farms, changing the industry and offering more reliable data.

  • Roswell Flight Test Crew - InterDrone 2018

    When you visit the Roswell Test Flight Crew’s website and YouTube you will be immersed into their deep knowledge is of the drone industry and how to take advantage of thermal cameras on drones.

  • IR and Electrical Safety - NFPA 70E 2018

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

  • 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.