TELOPS Videos
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Telops Introduces Infrared Products At DCS 2022 Trade Show
4/19/2022
On the final day of SPIE’s 2022 Defense + Commercial Sensing trade show, Photonics Online met with Telops as they introduced their new portable hyper cam spectrometer to be used in smaller, hard to reach areas. Telops also exhibited a new SWIR camera and HD imaging options.
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Webinar: Tracking Flying Targets And Measurements Of Their Surface Temperature Using High-Speed Infrared Imaging
5/10/2019
This webinar presents techniques for tracking and surface temperature measurements of flying targets using high-speed infrared imaging.
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Webinar: Non-destructive Testing Of Mid-IR Optical Fiber Using IR Imaging
5/10/2019
This webinar shows how infrared imaging can be used to carry out NDT of tens of meters of optical fiber integrity in just a few seconds. Watch the video for more on how this NDT technique is ideal for the identification of different types of defects in some laser materials.
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Telops Permanent Infrared Camera Calibration Webinar – Basics And Benefits
7/26/2018
This webinar discusses the importance of thermal camera calibration, and presents Telops’ permanent calibration setup, its detailed principles, and its benefits.
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Thermal Infrared Hyperspectral Imaging For Mineralogy Mapping Of Geological Outcrops
3/14/2018
This Telops webinar demonstrates the advantages of using field-based lightweight hyperspectral instruments for routine field applications such as mining, engineering, or forestry. A Telops thermal infrared hyperspectral research instrument was used for field measurements in Juracement carbonate mine.
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Airborne Thermal Infrared Hyperspectral Imaging For Mineral Mapping
3/14/2018
This Telops webinar demonstrates the advantages of using thermal infrared hyperspectral imaging (TIR HIS) for mineral mapping during an airborne survey. Results are shared for a case that was carried out over an open-pit mine in the Thetford Mines (Qc, Canada) area.
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Webinar: Using High-Speed Infrared Imaging In Additive Manufacturing
1/24/2018
The process of additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, allows for the rapid fabrication of metal pieces with carious compositions, shapes, and sizes, but the extremely high thermal gradients involved can sometimes induce stress and deformation in the materials. High-speed infrared imaging of this Direct Medal Laser Sintering (DMLS) process on stainless steel has been used to better understand and visualize these thermal transfers. This webinar discusses the observation process of additive manufacturing, and how high-speed infrared imaging provides detailed information and results that can enhance future DMLS processes.
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Webinar: How To Choose The Best Infrared Imaging Camera For Your Application
1/24/2018
Infrared imaging can be used for a variety of applications, including military, combustion analysis, environmental studies, and experimental mechanics. So how do you find the optimal imaging camera for the task at hand? This webinar discusses the basic concepts of infrared imaging, and presents important considerations that each application demands and how to choose a camera based on these requirements.
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Webinar: Direct Hyperspectral Imaging Of Methane Gas Leaks
1/24/2018
Many types of natural gas from shale formations, including methane (CH4), are odorless, colorless, and highly flammable making leaks and emanations important considerations for safety and the environment. Telops offers the Hyper-Cam Methane, a field-deployable thermal infrared hyperspectral camera specially tuned for detecting methane infrared spectral features under ambient conditions and over large distances. This webinar presents important benefits of using IR hyperspectral imaging for shale gas leaks, and discusses how it was used to find a methane leak during a geological survey near a hospital in Quebec City, Canada.
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What Is Multispectral Imaging?
5/23/2017
Telops offers a variety of high-performance scientific instruments to meet the most demanding research applications. The MS-IR Series of time-resolved, multispectral imagers are able to combine measurements obtained with various attenuation filters to achieve a composite HDR image that shows hot and cold objects at the same time.