FLIR Thermal Studio Pro - 12 Month Subscription - T300243

T300243 Thermal Studio Pro - 12 Month Subscription by FLIR

FLIR Thermal Studio Pro is state-of-the-art analysis and reporting software designed to help you manage thousands of thermal images and videos. Whether you use handheld cameras, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), or optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras, FLIR Thermal Studio Pro provides the automation and advanced processing capabilities you need to streamline workflow and increase productivity. This advanced software has an optional FLIR Route Creator plug-in that creates an inspection path you can download directly to any FLIR T-Series camera that has Inspection Route enabled. Use these routes to acquire temperature data and thermal images in a logical sequence, automate data management, and maintain historical records for improved predictive maintenance. Available in more than 20 languages, FLIR Thermal Studio Pro offers simplified image processing so you can spend more time in the field and less time at your desk

AUTOMATE DATA COLLECTION AND REPORTING

• Create routes you can download to an enabled FLIR T-Series camera for streamlined inspections of critical assets
• Produce consistent, professional-looking report templates with customer-focused content—without the need for Microsoft Office
• Generate reports quickly—more than 100 pages in less than a minute—based on customizable templates

STREAMLINE IMAGE EDITING

• Manage, edit, analyze, and report on thousands of thermal images gathered during surveys faster
• Easily adjust Multi Spectral Dynamic Imaging (MSX®) and other visual light camera features
• Pre-define a set of actions and apply those to any number of images or videos
• Select a thermal image and apply its properties across all images

ENHANCE THERMAL VIDEOS

• Edit, identify, and select radiometric video segments that capture gas leaks in motion
• Select video segments and export in standard formats
• Use high-sensitivity mode and pixel binning in post-production to identify gas leaks that are difficult to see on video while in the field