Optris has launched a system based on the current version of the PI 450i infrared camera, which has an optical resolution of 382 x 288 pixels
Optris has announced the launch of its Optris Xi series of compact spot finder Infrared Cameras, a fusion between a robust compact Pyrometer and an advanced Infrared Camera
The optris PI NetBox - the new mini PC by Optris - is markedly more powerful than its predecessor
Optris GmbH has developed the new cooling jacket optris CoolingJacket Advanced for use with its infrared cameras
Optris has launched the PI NetBox, a miniature PC for the PI series of infrared cameras
Optris' newest system, Optris PI LightWeight, has been specially developed for deployment in micro drones to measure temperatures from the air
Optris has launched the PI400 and PI450 infrared cameras. The cameras measure 56 x 46 x 90mm and weigh 320g with the lens
Optris has introduced the PI200 thermal imaging camera with Bi-Spectral technology
Optris has introduced the second generation of its Optris PI thermal imager. The camera is based on a new, small detector providing 160 x 120 pixel resolution
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CCD374 for Sentinel-4 Earth observation satellite. Credit: ESA
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There’s a renaissance underway in shortwave infrared imaging as thin-film photodetectors come online. Tim Hayes reports
