Teledyne FLIR Defense, a prominent division of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, made significant announcements at the Farnborough International Air Show and Eurosatory, unveiling groundbreaking imaging systems and showcasing the power of its advanced technology in the popular television series, CHOPPER COPS.
At the Farnborough Air Show, Teledyne FLIR Defense proudly introduced its new UltraFORCE 380-HDc imaging system. This long-range airborne surveillance solution, unlike many others, is not subject to International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). The exclusion from ITAR restrictions enhances shipment convenience and freedom of movement to customers outside the United States. The UltraFORCE 380-HDc offers superior high-definition multi-spectral imaging capabilities, ensuring the delivery of exceptional visual data in any condition.
Additionally, Teledyne FLIR Defense announced the official launch of its innovative SUGV 325 portable and modular robot at Eurosatory. This single-person-carry unmanned ground platform provides a versatile solution for various dismounted and mobile operations. Weighing only about 20 pounds (9.1 kg) in its lightest configuration, the rugged SUGV 325 demonstrates impressive maneuverability, easily navigating rough terrain and climbing stairs.
The company’s contributions to the highly-anticipated television series, CHOPPER COPS, have been remarkable. As the official airborne camera provider, Teledyne FLIR Defense’s cutting-edge thermal technology has revolutionized the storytelling experience. Viewers are now treated to breathtaking and immersive perspectives, showcasing the Marion County Florida Sheriffs Department’s elite team at work.
This significant development further highlights Teledyne FLIR Defense’s commitment to innovation and leadership in the field of advanced imaging systems. By consistently pushing boundaries and introducing non-ITAR solutions, the company ensures that customers worldwide can benefit from its cutting-edge technology.
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