Airborne thermal camera improves military surveillance
18 April 2007
The European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company has purchased Cedip Infrared Systems' miniature thermal camera for use in its new Tracker unmanned aerial vehicle.
Applications
Thermographic consultancy work benefits from flexible high-res camera
18 April 2007
Infrared Imaging Solutions has selected Flir Systems Thermacam P640 to help with its varied thermographic consultancy work. The camera was chosen for its high resolution across a wide temperature range.
Thermal camera aids engine design
4 April 2007
SNECMA, the French aerospace engineering company, is using Cedip Infrared Systems' thermal camera in the design and testing of its engines.
Thermal camera monitors electricity production
15 March 2007
EDF, a French electricity company, has implemented several Silver 420M IR cameras from Cedip Infrared Systems to aid with maintenance on its production sites.
Virtual ballet in Trafalgar Square
1 March 2007
Digital media artists KMA found a novel application of a Flir digital camera in an installation in Trafalgar Square this February.
French customs services uses surveillance sensors
1 March 2007
The General Directorate of French Customs has selected the Pharos LRN multisensor surveillance sensor from Cedip Infrared Systems to equip its two new coastguard patrol craft currently.
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