Thermography News

Thermal gloves and undies might keep us warm in winter, but they're not exactly cool, are they? They also don't hide you from thermal cameras, so if you've ever got tired of being spotted by thermal cameras, you can wear this dude’s clothes and never be seen by them again. Continue reading →

Who’d have thought that a thermal imaging camera would one day find a strangely-shaped videogame character with a penchant for eating pellets and being chased by ghosts? Well that’s just what’s happened on one of Saturn’s moons, as a thermal imager has picked up the iconic game character hanging out on the moon Tethys. Continue reading →

Here’s a feel-good story for a chilly Monday afternoon – a dog has been saved from drowning thanks to the use of a thermal imaging camera. Continue reading →

Think thermal cameras are a tad expensive at the moment? Good news – FLIR, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of thermal imaging equipment, sees costs going down in the future. Continue reading →

A volunteer fire department in America has had over $25,000 of equipment stolen, including an expensive thermal imaging camera. Continue reading →

A police officer in America saved the life of a man thanks to the thermal imaging camera installed in his police car. Continue reading →

Rambling on and on. A group of missing hikers were found safely in the mountains of Switzerland over the weekend thanks to the aid of a thermal imaging camera. Developed by FLIR, the thermal camera is attached to a Swiss Air Force Super Puma Helicopter which was dispatched to find the missing hikers after they’d been reported missing. Thermal cameras...

Hear about the mysterious Essex lion this week? Turns out it was apparently a cat. Continue reading →

Ever heard the phrase finding a needle in a haystack? That’s the problem police in Lancashire have trying to track criminals down in rural areas, and now they’ve found a brand new way to track them down. Continue reading →

For a limited time, FLIR is giving away a handy guidebook all about using thermal imaging in buildings and renewable energy applications. Continue reading →