One of the most advanced bike-fitting studios worldwide is tapping into the benefit of Flir thermal imaging technology to push the boundaries of sports science and biomechanics at all levels of cycling.

In 2025, a public corporation in South Korea responsible for domestic LNG operations introduced the Flir GF77a optical gas imaging (OGI) camera to strengthen methane leak monitoring at the pressure regulation facilities of the Boryeong LNG Terminal.

Flir thermal cameras are helping scientists at the University of Sussex in the UK to undertake groundbreaking stress studies in great apes.

New Thermal Sensor with Deep-Learning Video Analytics Safeguards Locations by Detecting, Tracking and Analyzing All Perimeter Breaches.

As wind energy capacity grows worldwide, ensuring gearbox reliability has become essential.

Hospital oxygen delivery systems handle massive volumes of gas, making even small leaks potentially costly.

Precision and efficiency define modern glass production, but undetected compressed air and gas leaks threaten both.

Advanced 640-resolution thermography and integrated software tools redefine accuracy, safety, and reporting efficiency.

Coinciding with the introduction of Flir’s groundbreaking iXX-Series app-enabled thermal camera, which cuts workflow steps and reporting time by up to 50%, the Flir Hackathon App Challenge 2025 is now open.

Flir, together with Extech Instruments, announced the launch of several new products designed to give professionals smarter, faster, and more reliable ways to tackle inspections, diagnostics, and environmental testing.