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Can an Integrated MWIR Camera and Continuous Zoom Lens Save Time and Money?

Tuesday, August 4, 2020
FLIR Systems Inc.

Midwave infrared (MWIR) cameras with continuous zoom optics provide powerful thermal imaging over a range of distances, but integrating the lens and camera pose unique challenges. This paper explores these obstacles and illustrates how FLIR, as a single solution provider, meets them head on - with its own zoom lenses designed for and fully integrated with its Neutrino™ portfolio of MWIR camera cores.

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