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04.21.21 -- Defense & Test Range Thermal Imaging | Cytometry Gets Fast   Article | By Desmond Lamont, FLIR Systems, Inc - Research & Science Infrared target signature research and target tracking place substantial technical demands on thermal imaging cameras, as well as the researchers using those cameras. FLIR develops thermal imaging systems to overcome challenges on both fronts.  Product Focus The FLIR A6780 SLS LWIR thermal imaging ca...

04.14.21 -- Motorized Positioners + Vacuum Applications | Thermal Imaging Of Power MOSFETs   Application Note | By Jack Shue and Henning Leidecker, FLIR Systems, Inc - Research & Science Whereas older power MOSFETs would share internal power, newer MOSFETs grab the current, causing thermal runaway. Using a thermal camera and an oscilloscope to look at the voltage and current internal to the MOSFET, we can understand how a hot spot develops...

GISuser.com April 13, 2021 By Editor Sleek, rugged tablet operates seamlessly with optical, GNSS and laser scanning solutions, including the Trimble X7 and Trimble Perspective software Productive and Versatile March 18, 2021 By Editor BOSTON and SUNNYVALE, Calif., March 18, 2021—Piaggio Fast Forward (PFF), a leader in smart following technology and subsidiary of the Piaggio Group (PIA.MI), and Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) announced today a proof-of-concept collaboration to enable robots and machines to follow humans and other machines in industrial applications. March 10, 2021 By Editor Wayne,...

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Salk Institute Professor Thomas Albright has been awarded $1 million by The Conrad Prebys Foundation as part of its inaugural round of grants. Professor Thomas Albright is director of Salk’s Vision Center Laboratory and Conrad T. Prebys Chair in Vision Research. This specific funding from The Conrad Prebys Foundation will support Albright’s project looking at how our visual sense changes as we age or gain experience at new visual tasks. Prebys $1 million research project description: More than any other sense, we rely upon vision to detect and pay attention to key fea...