FLIR Systems has introduced its new thermal image analysis and reporting software called FLIR Thermal Studio, which is designed to manage large sets of thermal images and videos.

According to FLIR, the software is engineered for thermographers who use FLIR thermal handheld cameras, optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras, and UAS with thermal cameras.

FLIR Thermal Studio is equipped with advanced processing capabilities and automation, which are designed to streamline and increase productivity.

FLIR Thermal Studio offers new measurement functions, advanced formula capability, and custom analysis templates for professional thermographers. With just a few clicks, the program allows tuning of entire batches of thermal photos or videos, which differs from comparable software that requires users to process images individually.

Technicians use FLIR Thermal Studio to streamline image processing, allowing UAS operators who record thousands of images in a single survey to quickly edit or extract hot spot data, and then export it for further analysis.

Users can also quickly gain insights from their data, thanks to the software providing advanced post-processing capabilities. OGI technicians can identify gas leaks in motion with video, with help from “high-sensitivity mode and pixel-binding for enhanced gas visualization from .SEQ and .CSQ files.”

Predictive maintenance professionals can generate custom reports quickly—up to 100 pages in less than a minute—with advanced measurement functions and coverage calculation.

FLIR notes that even the most complex post-production thermal image and video processing are accelerated with FLIR Thermal Studio, including multi-source plots and formula computations, multi-format export, and FLIR’s patented Multi Spectral Dynamic Imaging (MSX), which superimposes visual light details on thermal images.

The program supports more than 20 languages, and is compatible with Windows 7, 8, and 10 without the need for Microsoft Office.

FLIR Systems will be at Booth 3624 during Xponential 2019.