High-speed thermal infrared imaging for automotive and railcar inspection.
See how Torngats, a company based in Quebec City, Canada, uses infrared imaging to inspect petrochemical furnaces.
Ever seen a volcano in infrared?
Our team of scientists climbed the Stromboli volcano, in Italy, to take this cool infrared footage.
Using a Telops’ high-speed camera at 1000 frames per second, we tracked a re-entry probe simulator of a few tens of centimetres in diameter flying at velocities of about 600 of m/s.
High-speed infrared imaging provides new insights for research on additive manufacturing. Fundamental research on heat transfers and monitoring of the printing process can benefit from high spatial, thermal and temporal resolutions.
Watch a polymer sample take the heat during a split-Hopkinson bar experiment!
Multispectral: See the four engine cycles at 26 000 frames per second.
Observation of fuel injection in a single-cylinder diesel engine with Telops’ FAST-IR 2K Camera.
Infrared imaging of a tensile test carried out on a composite material using Telops’ HD-IR camera.
Tensile test performed on a steel rod and recorded with Telops’ FAST-IR 2K high-speed infrared camera.