Flir Systems has announced that the new third-generation Flir One and Flir One Pro thermal imaging cameras are available for pre-order worldwide with product deliveries starting in late June. Powered by Flir’s Lepton thermal micro camera core, the latest Flir One is Flir’s most affordable smartphone thermal camera while the first edition Flir One Pro is the most advanced Flir One to date.
Like its predecessors, both new Flir Ones come equipped with a thermal and a high-definition visible camera. Using Flir’s patented multispectral dynamic imaging (MSX) technology, both Flir One models emboss high-fidelity, visible-light details onto the thermal imagery to dramatically improve image quality. The Flir One and Flir One Pro offer a breadth of new and improved features including:
OneFit adjustable connector enables the connection to be adjusted up to four millimetres to accommodate a variety of smartphone cases without the need to remove the case. This patent pending feature is available for both iOS and Android devices.
Improved Flir One app that now features in-app tips and tricks for problem solving and uses cases, a community for sharing images and videos.
Smartwatch compatibility with the Apple Watch and select Android smartwatches, providing the ability to stream live thermal imagery to see around corners and take images or video from your smartwatch.
The all-new Flir One Pro designed for professionals and consumers alike, is the most advanced Flir One ever created. With a distinctive ruggedised design that is drop tested to 1.8m, the Flir One Pro is made to withstand work and outdoor environments. Combining Flir’s MSX with Flir’s video signal processing technology, VividIR, the Flir One Pro delivers the highest thermal image quality and clarity of all FLIR ONE generations. It also offers exclusive, advanced Flir One App features, including multiple spot temperature meters and selectable onscreen temperature tracking regions.
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