Many industries can take advantage of implementing thermal imaging cameras that continuously monitor production. For many applications, such as the production of parts and components for the automotive or electronics industry, food inspection, packaging, induction sealing and welding inspection etc., thermal data are critical. That’s why FLIR thermal imaging cameras are widely used around the world for a wide variety of machine vision applications.
Likewise, thermal imaging based automation can help to ensure safety and avoid unplanned outages. Applications like substation monitoring, flare monitoring, steel ladle monitoring and coal pile monitoring etc. using fixed-mount thermal cameras are becoming a necessity across all industries.
