FLIR gas visualization cameras help detect gas leaks from the air
With the FLIR G300a thermal gas detection (OGI) camera integrated into a drone, leaks can be accurately inspected and detected.
June 23, 2020
With the FLIR G300a thermal gas detection (OGI) camera integrated into a drone, leaks can be accurately inspected and detected.
The system is designed to connect to a FLIR thermal imaging camera via GiGE Vision protocol and process the image using self-learning algorithms.
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