Seirra-Olympic company news, product information, solution stories and other interesting tidbits from the fascinating world of infrared imaging.
Sierra-Olympic Technologies Inc. is taking an optimistic leap forward as it expands into a newly completed production facility. The expansion enables Sierra-Olympic to maintain its growth trajectory while continuing to innovate as a leader in compact and cutting-edge thermal imaging systems.
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The retraining of the brain in this way is a type of biofeedback- a therapy that has been used to treat many physical and mental ailments. Dr. Carmen is the first to combine it with thermal imaging technology to treat migraines and other disorders connected to the PFC.
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As I start out at Sierra-Olympic as a technical writing and marketing intern, I am most curious about learning what systems, big and small, technical and social, make the company successful after 25 years in business.
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Weighing in at 475 grams and compact enough the fit in the palm of your hand, the Vayu HD is the world’s first Full HD 1920 x 1200 x 12μm uncooled VOX Microbolometer Array.
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The design of the Ventus OGI camera represents a leap forward in the development of MWIR cameras, making it the smallest, lightest and efficiently-powered OGI camera available.
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Slant Range is one of the most important operational considerations for selection of an airborne infrared camera system.
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Passive Infrared Hemoencephalography is used frequently to treat migraine headaches, but is also very effective at treating a variety of other disorders involving excessive rate and magnitude of response to relatively benign stimuli.
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The study of natural surface interaction is a cutting edge area of research that aims to answer, "How to turn any surface into a computer". Read how the work of Professors Sean and Natasha Banerjee, using Sierra Olympic’s Viento G Thermal Camera, may one day allow a human to interact with any surface as though it is a computer.
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Using MWIR cameras to detect emissions helps guarantee the safety of people working in and around the oil and gas equipment.
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Traditional surveillance and monitoring solutions often provide limited coverage, especially at night and in poor weather conditions. Mid-Wave Infrared (MWIR) cameras use thermal imaging to provide an advanced solution for long-range imaging in all weather and light conditions.
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