Thermography News

The last year saw an abundance of new thermal imaging cameras, incorporating new and improved technology, entering the market. Manufacturers FLIR, Fluke, Hikvison and Seek have all released new and upgraded models. There is plenty to choose from. Fluke's new IR-Fusion ™ blends visible and thermal images, for a clearer picture. FLIR models benefit from extended temperature ranges, auto lens calibration and...

If you are looking to buy a FLIR Camera then now is a great time to make your purchase. As FLIR’s UK Platinum Supplier, we are giving away Free FLIR bundles with a range of FLIRs premium hand-held thermal imaging cameras.

If you are looking to update your current thermal imaging camera then why not trade-in your old model for a newer or upgraded model? PASS Ltd are offering you up to 20% off the purchase of a new thermal imaging camera when you trade-in your old one.

Israeli semiconductor foundry TowerJazz said last Thursday that it will manufacture chips for FLIR Systems infrared technology for smartphone, security and industrial markets. TowerJazz claims to have developed an industry leading capability for advanced micro thermal pixel array production.

FLIR announced three new products at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in early January: A second generation FLIR ONE for Android and iOS devices, the C2 Compact Professional Thermal Camera, and new additions to the Raymarine Dragonfly Fishfinder product line.

A lively discussion has been posted up on the LinkedIn group warning anyone carrying out thermal surveys in the UK to beware of bogus callers for domestic surveys where upon arrival, thermographers are mugged by masked men at knife-point.

In a, we reported how firefighters are now armed with thermal imaging equipment to help them detect thermal hotspots, see through smoke and identify the body signatures of people who might be trapped.

The Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in Australia is examining thermal imagery of the Indian ocean from several additional satellites to measure the temperature of the surface of the ocean in the hunt for missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.

They say that people in glass houses should not throw stones. By the same token, people in poorly insulated homes should not take thermal images of other poorly insulated building, lest they should find themselves with egg on their faces.

We all know Rudolf is meant to have a red nose, but now it's been proven why thanks to the technology behind thermal cameras.