1. Matt Bretoi FLIR Systems, Inc. Security & Surveillance Solutions matt.bretoi@flir.com PH: (941)351-5740 Applying Thermal Imaging: Python Detection Meeting Sept. 11, 2009

2. FLIR’s 3 Divisions 2006 Revenue ~$575M 1400 employees worldwide 3 Divisions More than 50,000 units Global Sales and Service Certified ISO NASDAQ: FLIR

3. The FLIR Advantage- Vertical Integration Detector (MEMS or III-V Compound) Focal Plane Array ( FPA) Cooled or Uncooled Optical Imaging Engine Electronics Detector Package and Cooler/Stabilizer (TEC or Stirling Cooler), (Hi-Vac, Low-Vac, or Backfilled Package) Detector Dewar/Cooler Assembly (DDCA) Thermal Imager Final Packaging Enclosure, App Software, UI Thermal System Silicon ROIC

4. Thermal Imaging test- 2pm, Wednesday, Sept. 10 th.

11. Thermal/Visible Sensor Integration Detect Identify Complementary technologies

12. Uncooled Thermal Cameras 0.7um – 1.0um Very Near Infrared (Far Visible) Gamma Rays X-Rays Ultra Violet Visible Infrared Microwaves Radio 10 -4 nm 1nm 1um 1mm 1m 3um – 5.5um Mid Infrared Dr. Richards Cooled InSb Sensor High solar rejection High penetration of smoke and many fogs MEMS-based, uncooled silicon detectors work well Lowest cost thermal technology 5.5um – 14umLong Infrared Dr. Richards Uncooled VOX Sensor

13. Representative Range Performance Options

14. Short/Medium Range Uncooled Cameras Typically used for ranges < 2-3km Ideal for terrain- limited installations Ideal for border crossing walk- arounds Thermal Only Multi-Sensor – Dual thermal cameras & day/night zoom on pan-tilt

15. Long Range Multi-Sensors

16. Rapid Migration to 640x480 sensors Industry Trend Mid Format DetectorsLarge Format Detectors 320 x 240 Pixels640 x 480 Pixels Having only 76,800 pixels to capture information about the scene. Having 307,200 pixels to capture information about the scene. 4x the resolution of mid format arrays. More pixels means better image quality, creating greater detection capability than mid format sensors, which has created the move to high definition. What does this mean?

17. – A digital, thermal image has more information in it than is obvious to the “naked” eye. The detector can sense differences to 0.03°C – Digital image processing allows us to apply dynamic, regional contrast settings to enhance human visual interpretation of events. With DDEWithout DDE Industry Trend Advanced Signal Processing Yields Higher Performance

18. References http://www.flir.com/training/ http://www.spie.org Alien Vision: Exploring the Electromagnetic Spectrum with Imaging Technology –Author: Dr. Austin A. Richards –ISBN: 9780819441423 Practical Applications of Infrared Thermal Sensing and Imaging Equipment –Author(s): Herbert Kaplan –ISBN: 9780819467232

19. Matt Bretoi FLIR Systems, Inc. Security & Surveillance Solutions matt.bretoi@flir.com PH: (941)351-5740 Mobile: (941)726-8121 The World Leader In Thermal Imaging “Infrared Everywhere”