Building surveyors have for many years contended with the time and cost limitations of using the heat-flux plate method to calculate a building’s U-value, a measure of how well a wall, roof or floor resists heat transfer.

Electrical/Mechanical Maintenance, Building Diagnostics and Vehicle Inspection Professionals All Set to Benefit from the Rugged, Easy-to-Use Flir C8.

FLIR, an industry leader in thermal imaging sensors, will partner with sister brand Teledyne TapTone and its patented range of inspection equipment at the world’s leading trade fair for the beverage and liquid food industry: Drinktec 2025 (Munich, Germany, 15-19 September). Joining forces on the same stand, the pair will demonstrate how machine builders and integrators can help beverage plants take their production and quality performance to the next level.

Visionary thinking continues to see AI innovations on visual and thermal optimizing traffic flow.

FLIR Si2x-Series enables reliable detection of pressurized gas leaks, mechanical faults, and partial discharge in explosive vapor and dust environments.

The land of the Ionian arc in Apulia is now protected 24/7 by an advanced early fire detection system thanks to Teledyne FLIR's high-sensitivity thermal imaging cameras. This represents a synergy between innovation and environmental protection to prevent disasters from happening.

Furnaces play a critical role in refining and petrochemical operations, providing the high temperatures required for essential processes.

The safety and protection of your staff and the public, and the security of your building are integral to any business, but today’s threat landscape is more complex, than ever before.

The pressure is on. With the EU Methane Regulation (2024/1787) now in effect, energy producers across Europe are under increased scrutiny to detect and repair methane leaks across their operations.

As artificial intelligence becomes a central part of modern infrastructure, safety, transparency, and accountability have never been more critical.