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Teledyne FLIR expands its AI-enabled Neutrino Ground ISR series

Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, announced the next mid-wave infrared (MWIR) Neutrino Ground ISR imaging module.

The new ITAR-free Neutrino SX8-ISR 35-700 model with 1280×1024 resolution combines Teledyne FLIR’s world-class MWIR camera module and continuous zoom (CZ) lens for integrators developing intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) systems.

Neutrino SX8-ISR 35-700

The Neutrino SX8-ISR 35-700 offers high-performance imaging, industry-pioneering operational lifetime, and simplified integration with market-pioneering control electronics from InVeo Designs LLC,” said Dan Walker, vice president of product management, Teledyne FLIR.

It comes standard with multiple connectivity options including Gigabit Ethernet (GigE), Camera Link, and RS232/422 enabling faster data transfer and seamless integration into networked ISR, perimeter security, border surveillance, and counter-UAS (CUAS) systems.”

AgileCore™ imaging electronics

The AVP efficiently runs Teledyne FLIR Prism AI software providing detection, classification

The industry adopted and highly configurable AgileCore™ imaging electronics interface seamlessly with the new Teledyne FLIR AVP, an advanced video processor that powers Prism™ AI and computational imaging at the edge. The AVP, built on the latest Qualcomm QCS8550, efficiently runs Teledyne FLIR Prism AI software providing detection, classification, and target tracking.

It also operates Prism ISP algorithms including super-resolution, image fusion, atmospheric turbulence removal, electronic stabilisation, local-contrast enhancement, and noise reduction, to improve data fidelity and more accurate decision support.

Neutrino Ground ISR products

The Neutrino Ground ISR series utilises a long-life Linear Stirling cooler that provides a superior mean-time-to-failure of greater than 27,000 hours and fully integrated CZ optics. Developed and produced by Teledyne FLIR, formerly New England Optical Systems (NEOS), which joined FLIR in 2019, the CZ lenses provide a range of focal length options to maximise detection, recognition, and identification (DRI) performance.

All Neutrino Ground ISR products are manufactured in the USA, classified under US Department of Commerce jurisdiction as EAR 6A003.b.4.a, and are not subject to International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), providing greater flexibility for integration and development with foreign customers. Integrators also have access to a comprehensive software development kit (SDK), integration support, documentation from the highly qualified technical services team at Teledyne FLIR, and an industry-pioneering two-year warranty.

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