Teledyne Flir adds five new Boson radiometric cameras to its offer

In addition to the newly presented Bonson thermal cameras, Teledyne Flir has added a new update to the graphical interface software, that brings more flexibility and development support features to integrators.

The radiometric thermal infrared camera module Boson of Teledyne Flir is available in five additional configurations. New models offer a horizontal field of view (Fov) of 8, 18, 32, 50 Or 95 Degrees, have a resolution of 640×512 and enable the development of next-generation thermal imaging products and systems.

To streamline design and testing and minimize development costs, developers can also take advantage of the new Gui 3.0 boson and its key radiometric command capabilities with the thermal camera module.

"The five new Boson models feature radiometric temperature measurement., which means they capture the temperature data for each pixel in every frame in a scene.", explains Dan Walker, Vice President of OEM Product Management, Teledyne Flir.

Used in unmanned aerial systems, firefighting, Automotive, Security, surveillance and industrial inspection products, these models offer greater flexibility and options to support industrial integrators, commercial and defense requiring high thermal image resolution within a small size, light and low".

Boson GUI 3.0

Boson GUI 3.0 provides the ability to access and adjust radiometry settings, critical to high-speed integration cycles that balance the schedule, cost and performance.

The optimization of radiometric parameters and the use of point meters and regions of interest (Roi) with real-time statistics enable optimization during testing and development adjustments.

Extensive isotherm controls, commonly used in products for industrial inspection and emergency response UAS missions, allow the GUI to highlight objects in the scene at temperatures of interest.

Data fusion, an important capability for systems using complementary sensors, as visible cameras, can be explored using the external synchronization capability of Boson GUI 3.0.

All Boson thermal camera modules feature Flir infrared video processing architecture, local area contrast and noise reduction filters, using a pixel pitch detector 12 high-sensitivity microns that provide high-resolution thermal imaging in a small package, lightweight and energy-efficient.

Image processing capabilities adapt to industry-standard communication interfaces, including visible CMOS and USB.

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