Teledyne Flir to demonstrate integrated thermal imaging, AI-enabled detection and intelligent security technologies at Security Exhibition & Conference 2026.

By combining advanced thermal imaging with workflows directly connected to the company’s moisture assessment platform, Onterris (formerly CTEH) has reduced moisture mapping costs by upwards of 40% while improving accuracy and speed.

Live Webinar on June 25th (15:30 – 16:00) to showcase how integrating Flir iXX-Series thermal cameras with Styra AI automates grid inspection and reporting.

Flir, a Teledyne company, is highlighting a new advancement in automated non‑destructive testing (NDT) through a technical collaboration with edevis GmbH, a leader in active thermography.

Researchers are using pulsed thermography and high-speed thermal imaging to uncover hidden inscriptions and assess the condition of fragile carbonized papyri without physical contact.

On a high-speed food and beverage line, small errors rarely stay small across the wider production environment.

Teledyne FLIR expands portfolio with moisture meters, borescope, and voltage detector for faster diagnostics and safer inspections.

Flir announced an enhanced integration between its professional-grade iXX-Series thermal imaging cameras and RocketPlan, the leading mobile-first platform for the property restoration industry.

The Flir Si1 LD acoustic imaging camera has been named “Product of the Year 2026” in the Measurement Technology category by the respected German industry publication Computer & Automation.

Flir will showcase its latest advancements in AI‑enabled perimeter protection at The Security Event (TSE) in Birmingham from April 28–30, highlighting the company’s innovative capabilities and their multilayered approach to securing complex environments.