Thermal Cameras News

  1. Thermal Imaging Aids Diagnosis Of Neurological Disorder 10/2/2012

    Early results from the NeuroSIPE programme 'Beyond Pain' project, in research funded by the Dutch Technology Foundation STW, demonstrate how a FLIR SC5600 thermal imaging camera has been used as an effective, non-invasive tool for monitoring of pain processing in the central nervous system of patients suffering from small fiber neuropathy.

  2. Hypersonic Aerodynamic Design Benefits From Thermal Imaging 9/18/2012

    An applications report from FLIR Systems details how the Aerospace Research Group at the University of Manchester (UK) are using a FLIR SC655 thermal imaging camera to test models and aircraft components subjected to hypersonic airflows.

  3. High-Performance Uncooled Thermal Imaging Cameras 7/25/2012

    FLIR Systems has announced a comprehensive 30-page brochure that details its latest high performance uncooled thermal imaging cameras and systems purpose designed for Research and Development applications.

  4. Monitoring The Thermal Efficiency Of Development Projects 7/9/2012

    The FLIR SC655 is a high-resolution uncooled thermal imaging camera designed to precisely monitor the thermal efficiency of your development project.

  5. Thermal Imaging Helps Improve Safety In Space 5/8/2012

    An applications report is available from FLIR Systems that describes how its infrared camera systems were selected and have been used by NASA Langley Research Center for its shuttle and International Space Station programs.

  6. FLIR Systems Launches Affordable, Compact High-Resolution InGaAs Camera 1/24/2012
    FLIR Systems announced the launch of its new SC2600 near infrared (NIR) camera for the research and science community. With its low noise and highly sensitive 640 × 512 InGaAs sensor, the SC2600 NIR camera complements FLIR's range of imaging products for automation, research, and science applications.
  7. HD Thermal Imaging Camera Range Launched By FLIR 1/9/2012
    Drawing upon its extensive experience in scientific and R&D applications, FLIR Systems has announced a new paradigm in high-performance thermal imaging.
  8. Some Like It Hot - AVT Pearleye Thermal Imaging Cameras 11/3/2011
    Allied Vision Technologies presents the Pearleye camera family. This product line, borne of the VDS Vosskühler acquisition, makes precise thermal imaging for industrial, scientific and inspection applications possible, thanks to long-wavelength infrared sensitivity.