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Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, which makes thermal cameras that we also use for our tests, has announced the release of the much-anticipated Lepton 3.1R. This is the world’s first radiometric thermal camera module with a 95° field of view, 160 x 120 resolution, and a scene dynamic range of up to 400°C!

This new Lepton 3.1R will have the same compact size and low-power consumption that made the Lepton series so famous in the first place.

FLIR Lepton 3.1R

The Lepton 3.1R is a drop-in enhancement for existing Lepton-based products. It incorporates the same visual object and space perception interface (VoSPI), inter-integrated circuit (I2C), and electrical and mechanical form and fit as predecessor Leptons to simplify development. Furthermore, Lepton continues to be the lowest-cost focal plane array (FPA) based thermal sensor on the market.

All Lepton modules include unmatched thermal sensitivity of <50 mK for an uncooled micro thermal camera. Lepton features many proprietary technologies, including wafer-level detector packaging, wafer-scale micro-optics, a custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), and a low-cost, easy-to-integrate camera package. The Lepton family also includes integrated digital thermal image processing and radiometry, the ability to provide the temperature of every pixel in the scene.

FLIR Lepton 3.1R

To help reduce development costs and shorten time to market, users can take advantage of an online Lepton integration toolbox with application notes and source code for testing on Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, and BeagleBone. The Teledyne FLIR Technical Services team is available to support customers licensing MyFLIR application software and image-enhancing multispectral dynamic imaging (MSX) and Vivid-IR, helping customers reduce technical risk and maximize performance.

Learn more about the Leopton 3.1R here: https://www.flir.com/lepton.


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