Flir: AI-supported infrared analysis camera

Flir

Inka Krischke, 24.03.2026, 10:49

AI-supported infrared Analysis Camera

Flir has developed a thermal imaging camera for perimeter surveillance that expands the manufacturer's range of mid-range infrared security products.

With a thermal sensitivity of <20 mK, the 'FCB' series enables environment detection regardless of weather and lighting conditions. The camera images are analyzed using deep learning technology. The AI-supported thermal imaging camera offers various lens options, Nexus-capable geolocalization and IP67 protection. DNN deep learning video analysis enables the identification and categorization of people and vehicles, with the camera's neural network providing the basis for reliably distinguishing real threats from false alarms. Five lenses with a field of view from 18° to 50° (VGA or QVGA resolution) enable coverage of longer distances as well as narrow areas and irregular building footprints without blind spots. The camera enables thermal imaging detection for applications such as small and medium-sized commercial operations, campus areas and industrial facilities as well as energy and other remote facilities.

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