Hadron 640R

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About Hadron 640R

Hadron 640R packages two complementary imaging channels for small unmanned aircraft, ground robots and inspection platforms. Its Boson long-wave infrared core produces 640 × 512 radiometric thermal imagery, allowing downstream software to estimate scene temperatures as well as display relative contrast. A 64-megapixel visible camera supplies higher-detail daylight context from the same compact payload assembly.

Teledyne FLIR lists a 56 g mass, approximately 1.8 W steady-state power consumption and IP54 protection for the module. The Hadron family is sold as an OEM integration component, with mechanical files, an engineering datasheet, integration guide and interfaces intended for incorporation into a larger gimbal, vehicle or payload. Detection, inspection and situational-awareness results depend on lens choice, calibration, mounting, image processing and the host platform; the module supplies synchronized visible and thermal data, while host software and the vehicle execute detection, inspection and autonomy.

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  • Hadron 640R

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  • Teledyne FLIR and ACSL launch SAMO thermal payload collaboration

    2025-08-26 - Partnership - SAMO pairs a 64-megapixel visible camera with the 640 by 512 Boson radiometric thermal camera inside Hadron 640R. The collaboration adds FLIR MSX imaging to emboss visible detail into thermal imagery in real time. ACSL positioned SAMO alongside its upgraded SOTEN platform and TAITEN smart controller for public-safety, inspection and surveying missions.

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  • Teledyne FLIR releases the Hadron 640R camera module

    2022-04-25 - Product Launch - Hadron 640R paired a 640 × 512 radiometric Boson thermal camera with a 64 MP visible camera. Teledyne FLIR optimized the module for low size, weight and power demands on UAS, UGV and robotic platforms. The company made the module globally purchasable through Teledyne FLIR and authorized dealers at release.

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