The detection of gases that are dangerous for both people and the environment has become a global issue and a priority for governments, businesses, and the whole of society. Effective solutions are needed to monitor, identify, measure, and eliminate harmful emissions...
Optical gas imaging (OGI) uses thermal imaging to detect gas emissions. It is used in the industrial safety and inspection sector to find dangerous gas leaks and intervene fast and efficiently. There are currently close to 2 million kilometers of pipeline around the...
The dangers arising from a gas leak at an industrial plant can have far-reaching consequences, such as spreading contamination across the environment, compromising the health and safety of all those within the leak's hazard radius, and dragging down the plant's bottom...
Over the last 10 or so years, advances have been made in specifically developing the infrared technology to effectively detect gas leaks. Optical gas imaging (OGI) is an innovative thermal imaging technology that harnesses the power of high-sensitivity IR detectors to...
The market for hunting equipment featuring thermal imaging technology has been experiencing strong growth ever since the early 2010s. This market is home to an extensive community of often expert users sharing the same passion for the game and the same hunger for new...
Growth in the leisure market has clearly shifted into high gear, especially in the hunting and wildlife observation segments. According to estimates, the average rate of annual growth over the next 10 years will reach 16%. This market is driven by innovation...
The customer-supplier relationship has undergone a number of changes in recent years, especially driven by the strong level of innovation sweeping through industry. We now tend to talk about a partnership between both entities, since they have understood the superior...
Infrared technology requires leading-edge expertise in a number of technical fields, including physics, mathematics, electronics and optics. Your core business might not necessarily call for in-depth knowledge of these particular fields, but your supplier must at least...
