Teledyne FLIR OEM Rebrands and Launches New Website to Accelerate Infrared Imaging Innovation

July 4, 2025

Teledyne FLIR OEM, a business unit of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated and global leader in thermal imaging innovation, has unveiled a refreshed brand identity and dedicated website aimed at strengthening its role as the infrared imaging provider of choice for OEM customers across defense, automotive, uncrewed, and professional sectors.

The new site – oem.flir.com – offers a centralized platform for technical resources, product information, and development support. It showcases the company’s strategic approach, built on four core pillars: production reliability, integrated solutions, collaborative development, and certified quality excellence.

A Trusted Partner for Mission-Critical OEM Applications

With over 30 years of manufacturing experience and deep integration across sectors, Teledyne FLIR OEM has become the world’s largest-volume supplier of NDAA-compliant and ITAR-free infrared imaging technologies. The brand refresh signals a renewed commitment to accelerating innovation and reducing risk in OEM development programs.

Paul Clayton, President and General Manager of Teledyne FLIR OEM, commented:
“We’re not just another component supplier. We’re a U.S.-based, OTA-friendly nontraditional defense contractor with a mission to deliver low-risk, high-value infrared solutions. Our proven expertise contributes directly to our customers’ success – from prototyping to full-scale deployment.”

Four Strategic Pillars Supporting OEM Excellence

1. Production Reliability

Teledyne FLIR OEM delivers thousands of thermal sensors, modules, and cameras daily, maintaining the scalability and consistency essential to mission-critical systems. Whether for defense, automotive safety, or uncrewed platforms, OEMs can count on dependable, high-volume supply chains.

2. Integrated Solutions

By vertically integrating hardware, optics, and the proprietary Prism™ software platform, the company enables smart, AI-powered infrared imaging at the edge. This capability is critical for autonomous and situational awareness applications, giving OEM customers a performance and speed advantage.

3. Collaborative Development

The updated brand also reflects Teledyne FLIR OEM’s flexible, partnership-oriented approach. From early-stage design to accelerated time-to-market, the company supports OEM developers with responsive collaboration, system-level integration, and expert guidance.

4. Certified Quality Excellence

Backed by decades of quality-certified manufacturing, Teledyne FLIR OEM offers the reliability and compliance OEMs need for long-term success. Every product is built on a foundation of rigorous testing and continuous improvement.

Designed for the Next Generation of Infrared Innovation

With its reimagined digital experience, Teledyne FLIR OEM is not only streamlining support but also demonstrating its deep commitment to OEM innovation – across commercial and government sectors.

OEM developers and system integrators are invited to explore the new platform and access development tools at: https://oem.flir.com

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