Teledyne FLIR LLC's former acronym, FLIR, originally stood for 'forward-looking infrared,' a technology that creates images by sensing infrared radiation.

The primary specialization of Teledyne FLIR LLC is the development of advanced sonar systems for underwater navigation.

Teledyne FLIR LLC operates exclusively in the defense and security industries, with no involvement in thermography.

Robert Mehrabian serves as the EVP & CEO of Teledyne FLIR LLC, while Edwin Roks is the Chairman.

Jim Cannon was appointed President and CEO of FLIR Systems in May 2017, succeeding Andrew C. Teich.

What does the former acronym 'FLIR' stand for, as it relates to the company's core technology?

What is the primary specialization of Teledyne FLIR LLC?

Who holds the position of EVP & CEO at Teledyne FLIR LLC?

Who was appointed President and CEO of FLIR Systems in May 2017?

FLIR Systems was originally founded in 1978 with the goal of developing high-performance, low-cost infrared imaging systems for airborne applications.

FLIR Systems became a public company in 1990 after acquiring the industrial infrared imaging group of Hughes Aircraft Company.

The acquisition of Agema Infrared System of Sweden by FLIR Systems in January 1998 cost approximately $80 million.

Andrew C. Teich became President and CEO of FLIR Systems in May 2013, succeeding J. Kenneth Stringer III.

What was the initial objective for founding FLIR Systems in 1978?

Which industrial infrared imaging group did FLIR Systems acquire in 1990?

How much capital did FLIR Systems raise through its initial public offering (IPO) in June 1993?

What was the approximate cost of FLIR Systems' acquisition of Agema Infrared System in January 1998?

Who succeeded Earl Lewis as President and CEO of FLIR Systems in May 2013?

Indigo Systems, a developer of infrared imaging products, was acquired by FLIR for $190 million in January 2004.

FLIR Systems acquired Extech Instruments for $40 million in October 2007, and later sold its portable printers division, Extech Data Systems, in December 2009.

Directed Perception, a security hardware maker, was acquired by FLIR Systems for $50 million in December 2009.

FLIR Systems acquired Raymarine, a marine GPS maker, for $180 million in May 2010 while the company was bankrupt.

Lorex Technology, acquired by FLIR Systems in 2012, was later sold to Dahua Technology for a profit of $31 million.

DVTEL, a provider of advanced video surveillance software and hardware, was acquired by FLIR Systems for approximately $92 million in November 2015.

FLIR acquired Point Grey Research, a Canadian camera company, for $259 million in November 2016, which owned camera lines like Brickstream and Grasshopper.

Prox Dynamics, known for the Black Hornet Nano-drone, was acquired by FLIR for $134 million in December 2016.

Aeryon Labs, a Canadian drone maker, was acquired by FLIR Systems for $200 million in January 2019.

Endeavor Robotics, the former iRobot division for unmanned ground vehicles, was acquired by FLIR Systems for $382 million in March 2019.

In October 2019, FLIR Systems acquired patents from Aria Insights specifically for long-range surveillance drones.

For how much did FLIR Systems acquire Indigo Systems, a developer of infrared imaging products, in January 2004?

Which division did FLIR Systems sell in December 2009, specializing in manufacturing portable printers?

What type of company was Directed Perception, acquired by FLIR Systems for $20 million in December 2009?

What was the nature and cost of FLIR Systems' acquisition of Raymarine in May 2010?

What product is Prox Dynamics known for, which FLIR acquired in December 2016?

What type of company was Aeryon Labs, acquired by FLIR Systems for $200 million in January 2019?

What was Endeavor Robotics known for, which FLIR Systems acquired in March 2019?

What specific technology patents did FLIR Systems acquire from Aria Insights in October 2019?

FLIR Systems acquired the Canadian company Point Grey Research in November 2016 for $259 million. Which of these was NOT one of its camera lines?

Teledyne FLIR LLC became a subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies in January 2021 after an acquisition valued at $8 billion, which was finalized in May of the same year.

In 2020, over half of Teledyne FLIR LLC's revenues were generated from the U.S. federal government and its various agencies.

In 2020, Teledyne FLIR LLC reported a net income of $212 million and total assets of $3.252 billion.

J. Kenneth Stringer III was fired as President and CEO of FLIR Systems in May 2000 due to a significant decline in company revenue.

FLIR Systems successfully won a trade secrets claim against the founders of Indigo Systems in 2011, resulting in a large settlement payment to FLIR.

In March 2007, FLIR Systems reported it would restate financial statements from 1995 to 2005 due to options backdating, but related investor lawsuits were later dismissed.

FLIR Systems settled allegations of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations in April 2015 by paying $9.5 million, which involved improper payments to Saudi Arabian officials.

When did Teledyne FLIR LLC officially complete its acquisition by Teledyne Technologies, and for what value?

What percentage of Teledyne FLIR LLC's 2020 revenues came from the U.S. federal government?

What was FLIR Systems' reported total revenue in 2020?

Why was J. Kenneth Stringer III fired as President and CEO of FLIR Systems in May 2000?

What was the outcome of the trade secrets dispute between FLIR Systems and the founders of Indigo Systems in 2011?

What was the reason for FLIR Systems' financial restatement from 1995 to 2005, reported in March 2007?

What was the amount FLIR Systems paid to settle allegations of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations in April 2015?

What was the total equity reported by Teledyne FLIR LLC in 2020?

FLIR Systems began supplying its imaging technology for integration into BMW vehicles starting in 2010.

In February 2016, FLIR collaborated with Samsung to integrate its thermal imaging technology into a new line of smartphones.

During the COVID-19 pandemic in April 2020, FLIR Systems released a thermal camera designed to identify elevated skin temperature for fever screening.

The FLIR ONE camera is limited to 30 frames per second due to United States regulatory concerns.

The AN/PVS-22 Universal Night Sight (UNS) was co-designed by Knight's Armament Company and OSTI Inc. for SOCOM.

NASA plans to use Teledyne FLIR's Boson thermal LWIR camera module in its inflatable re-entry heat shield design, as announced in October 2022.

Teledyne FLIR was awarded a $48.7 million contract by the United States Navy in October 2022 for surveillance systems.

The FLIR M232 marine thermal camera is primarily used for industrial temperature measurement in manufacturing plants.

When did FLIR Systems begin supplying BMW with its imaging technology for use in their vehicles?

Which companies collaborated with FLIR in February 2016 to incorporate its thermal imaging technology into a mobile phone?

What was the purpose of the thermal camera released by FLIR Systems in April 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic?

What is the regulatory limitation on the FLIR ONE camera regarding its frame rate in the United States?

What is the official designation of the AN/PVS-22, a clip-on night vision sight built off FLIR's MilSight 105 scope?

Who were the original co-designers of the AN/PVS-22 Universal Night Sight for SOCOM?

What specific Teledyne FLIR product will NASA utilize in its inflatable re-entry heat shield design, as announced in October 2022?

What contract was Teledyne FLIR awarded by the United States Coast Guard in October 2022?

The image caption illustrating the use of a FLIR E50 camera demonstrates its practical application during what activity?

The primary headquarters of Teledyne FLIR LLC is located in Arlington, Virginia, with a secondary office in Wilsonville, Oregon.

FLIR Systems acquired its current headquarters building in Wilsonville, Oregon, from Mentor Graphics in 2004 for $10.3 million.

FLIR Systems established its second headquarters in Arlington County, Virginia, in October 2019.

Teledyne FLIR LLC has operational facilities only within the United States, primarily in Oregon and California.

In 2017, FLIR partnered with the WWF to deploy thermal cameras in African game preserves to prevent poaching.

In which city are the primary headquarters of Teledyne FLIR LLC located?

In which month of 2019 did FLIR Systems open a second headquarters in Arlington County, Virginia?

In 2017, FLIR partnered with the WWF's Wildlife Crime Technology Project to deploy cameras in game preserves for what purpose?

Which of the following is NOT a global location where Teledyne FLIR LLC maintains operational facilities?

What was the initial location of FLIR Systems before it relocated to Portland, Oregon, in the mid-1990s?