Teledyne FLIR, a subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies since 2021, specializes in designing and producing thermal imaging cameras and sensors for various applications, including space. They provide space-grade components like radiation-hardened Nd:YAG laser gain crystals used in missions like ExoMars Rover and NASA's Osiris-Rex, as well as ruggedized infrared camera systems such as the Boson model, which NASA has adapted for use in Earth orbit and re-entry heat shield testing. Teledyne FLIR's products cater to government and commercial sectors, offering solutions for surveillance, reconnaissance, and scientific research in harsh environments. Key partners and customers include NASA and ESA.
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Teledyne e2v, DALSA, FLIR IIS, and Lumenera will contribute technical content to Teledyne Technologies’ exhibition at SPIE Defense + Security 2026.
FLIR Defense has delivered more than 20,000 Black Hornet PRS systems to military and security forces in over 40 countries.
Erica Newland has served as a board member of DroneSense and Business Unit CFO at FLIR Systems.
FLIR Defense has delivered over 20,000 Black Hornet PRS systems to military and security forces in over 40 countries.
The Black Hornet 3 is designed and built by FLIR Defense in Norway.
Teledyne FLIR engineered the FLIR G620, Gx320, and Gx620 models to detect and quantify hydrocarbon, fugitive gas, and volatile organic compound emissions.
The G-Series features seven camera models with wireless connectivity for automatic upload and storage of images and videos to FLIR Ignite cloud software.
The LEMUR 2 has a LiDAR sensor, tracking camera, multiple night vision illuminators, a spotlight with strobe, a 4K camera, FLIR thermal imager, microphone, and loudspeaker.
The Vue® TV128 payload includes a quick-connect gimbal that provides imagery compatible with FLIR Thermal Studio™ and leading third-party photogrammetry applications.
The ExynPak generates point clouds with accuracy of less than 3 cm in real time and is equipped with two FLIR Chameleon3 RGB cameras for colorizing points.
The dual thermal camera system of the FLIR Vue TZ20-R offers thermal zoom performance at five times, 10 times, and 20 times digital zoom.
The thermal zoom feature of the FLIR Vue TZ20-R reduces false positives and allows for faster critical decision making.
The FLIR Vue TZ20-R features two 640×512 resolution FLIR Boson® thermal camera modules with one providing an 18-degree narrow field of view and the other a 95-degree wide field of view.
Thermal video and still-image data from the FLIR Vue TZ20-R can be recorded on dual microSD cards.
The FLIR Vue TZ20-R includes radiometry to measure the temperature of every pixel in the scene.
Operators of the FLIR Vue TZ20-R can use in-app features, such as isotherms, to automatically detect temperatures of interest.
The FLIR Vue TZ20-R offers simplified operation and payload connection via the Skyport V2.0 gimbal on the DJI Matrice 300 or V2 Matrice 200 series.
Post-mission, operators can export data from the FLIR Vue TZ20-R to FLIR Thermal Studio and third-party data processing software for in-depth analysis and review.
The FLIR Vue TZ20-R allows thermal video streaming mid-flight.
The FLIR Vue TZ20-R is IP44 rated to provide operability in poor weather conditions.