Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Imaging Camera",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Imager is small, rugged and easy to use from
Megatech, which we summarised at the time by saying "Innovative handheld thermal camera easily adapts to different applications without the need to buy expensive specialised units".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Thermal imaging camera passes the test from
Flir Systems: "Swift payback of its first InfraCAM has led Amec to purchase a second unit to carry out further trials for the routine inspection of plant on oil platforms".
In August 2007, we covered the news from Metrum Information Storage
concerning its Thermo Tracer TH9260
- take a look at Portable camera monitors temperatures
which says: "The TH9260 features a 1.3 mega pixel digital camera, composite image, laser pointer, Firewire real-time data capture, built in alarm functions, and optional high-resolution lenses".
Take a look also at the news release from OptoTherm, Thermal camera detects semiconductor faults,
as well as The expanding electrical toolbox from Extech Instruments,
and Thermal imaging camera uses shutterless technology from Thermoteknix Systems.
See also:
Infra-red imager goes straight to USB
(March 2007)
The XEVA-USB digital infra-red camera combines a thermoelectrically cooled InGaAs detector head with the control and communication electronics
Thermal imaging camera provides clear images
(February 2007)
The Flir Systems InfraCAM SD thermal imaging camera comes with removable SD card able to store more than 1000 radiometric .jpeg images
Seminar on quantitative thermographic measurement
(November 2006)
LOT-Oriel is holding a one-day seminar at Bath University on 5th April 2007 covering the ThermoScope II and EcoTherm from Thermal Wave Imaging
Thermal cameras go online
(August 2006)
Continued development has seen the introduction of an extensive range of online cameras for permanent installation on research and industrial process applications
Low cost, high resolution thermal imaging camera
(June 2006)
The latest addition to the Impac Infrared portable thermal imaging camera range is the ground breaking IVN 770-P, a low cost high-resolution camera with a 320 x 240 pixel array
Choosing the correct thermal imaging camera
(June 2006)
Probably the most important factor in choosing a thermal imaging camera is price, but this should not be the only criterion, says Impac Infrared Sales Manager Dennis Smith
Camera captures microscope images
(May 2006)
The new Olympus DP71 digital camera offers unmatched versatility for microscopists, combining highest sensitivity with market-leading image acquisition rates and colour match performance
Camera copes with a variety of industrial tasks
(March 2006)
The MultiBlue CCD camera is a multipurpose imaging camera for a wide variety of industrial applications such as semiconductor and pharmaceutical inspection
High resolution thermal imaging at low price
(March 2006)
High performance, high resolution, fully radiometric 320 x 240 pixel array, thermal imaging camera claimed to be a technology breakthrough in the low cost thermal imaging market
Schlieren optics made to measure
(January 2006)
Because of its high stability manufacturing environment, Optical Surfaces can supply custom schlieren optics
Infra-red pyrometers in induction hardening
(January 2006)
Infra-red pyrometers can be used for many applications in the induction hardening industry, but which types are best suited to which tasks?
Infra-red cameras turn to machine vision
(January 2006)
Imaging and machine vision are perfect applications for the FLIR Systems' ThermoVision A-Series infra-red cameras that will be demonstrated at IPOT 2006
Thermography services come to London
(November 2005)
Thermal Vision, Ireland's premier provider of high quality thermography solutions to industry, has opened an office in the UK
Thermal sensor module boasts more useable pixels
(August 2005)
The new IR112 thermal sensor module offers users the ability to use 40% more pixels for 8-14um infra-red imaging applications
Thermal imaging turns to slag detection
(August 2005)
A novel slag detection system combines the latest thermal imaging technology and almost 60 years' experience of the steel industry to control slag carry-over from furnace to ladle
Imaging technologies on show at Photonex
(August 2005)
Alrad will use Photonex 2005 (5th and 6th October at Stoneleigh Park, Coventry UK) to launch a host of new products on stand number C27
Imager puts turbine blades to the test
(May 2005)
Wind turbine manufacturer Vestas uses a thermal imaging camera to assure the quality of the curing process in its blade manufacturing operation
Handheld IR camera boasts big capabilities
(May 2005)
The IVN 320-P thermal imaging camera is an extremely lightweight, high-performance handheld IR camera offering capabilities normally found in models costing much more
Handheld camera cuts the cost of thermal imaging
(April 2005)
The new M4 camera is a handheld instrument of a similar size and shape to a mobile telephone, weighing-in at less than 300g
Thermal imaging cameras come in three flavours
(March 2005)
Barber InSys has been chosen to distribute on behalf of InfraTec (Dresden) a new range of high performance thermal imaging cameras from Jenoptik
Thermal camera survives life in the freezer
(January 2005)
Investment paid dividends for Midlands company Thermographic Inspection Services when it was commissioned to assess the integrity of a cold store roof
Thermal imager tackles industrial tasks
(December 2004)
The IR928 is a lightweight, high-sensitivity thermal imaging camera using the latest uncooled microbolometer array technology now available from Armstrong Optical
Rapid prototyping firm upgrades plastic sintering
(October 2004)
The firm that designed such 1960s icons as the Reliant Scimitar car and the Chopper bicycle for Raleigh now concentrates exclusively on model-making and rapid prototyping (RP)
Imager enhanced for preventive maintenance
(October 2004)
Raytek Corp has enhanced its ThermoView Ti30 thermal imager and the InsideIR companion PC software
Thermal imager analyses building structures
(August 2004)
The new ThermaCAM B2 thermal imaging camera is designed to provide a quick and easy, noninvasive method of monitoring and diagnosing the condition of building structures
Infra-red camera is a highlight for UK company
(August 2004)
Thanks to its recent investment in portable thermography, SLI's product and production hot spots are being identified quickly and efficiently
IR camera shrinks for machine vision integration
(July 2004)
The small size of the new ThermoVision A10 thermal imaging camera belies its capability
Thermal imaging on a budget
(May 2004)
The new ISG K6700 Spectra Scan thermal imaging camera offers high-resolution 320 x 240 radiometric thermal imaging for a very economical price
Thermal imaging camera comes to hand
(April 2004)
The new ISG K6900 combines all the latest technologies to create the first predictive maintenance thermal imaging camera that fits in the palm of the hand
IR camera gets to the foot of the problem
(February 2004)
The new ClimaCool2 ventilation and cooling system is the latest technology in sports shoes from Adidas, and a ThermaCAM SC3000 thermal imaging camera played a pivotal role in proving its design
News on the Thermal imaging camera hire service from Hawk IR International
(February 2004)
CTI has launched a two-tier thermal imaging camera hire service
High speed OEM imaging camera
(January 2004)
A new 12bit custom OEM CCD camera uses a 754 x 488 pixel frame transfer CCD, and acquires full images faster than three per second
Small, smart and flexible claims for IR camera
(December 2003)
The latest addition to the ThermaCAM E-Series of miniature infra-red cameras combines a highly sensitive infra-red detector with versatile postprocessing capabilities and high operational flexibility
Scheme offers low-cost route to thermography
(October 2003)
Following the recent success of its bulk hire deals, Cockburn Thermal Imaging has introduced a new 'camera partnering' scheme