Lynred announced the launch of the ATI640. This plug-and-play longwave infrared (LWIR) thermal imaging module offers VGA resolution, providing new market players with easier access to infrared (IR) technologies.

Lynred, a global provider of high-quality infrared sensors for the aerospace, defence, and commercial markets, announces it will showcase Seegnus, its first very compact high-resolution (1280 x 1024 SXGA format), small pixel pitch (7.5µm) midwave (MWIR) ‘HOT’ (high operating temperature) infrared sensor, at Eurosatory, Paris, 17–21 June 2024, at booth #5A-C155.

Lynred has announced its selection, in an open bidding process, to develop an advanced multispectral infrared detector for the Sentinel-2 Next-Generation (NG) land monitoring satellite mission; the continuation of the Sentinel-2 mission. Both missions are led by the European Space Agency (ESA), within the framework of the European Commission Copernicus NG program.

Lynred has announced the breaking of ground on its new €85 million industrial site to produce state-of-the-art infrared technologies. 

Lynred announces the launch of HEROIC, a European Defence Fund project aimed at developing highly-advanced electronic components for next-gen infrared (IR) sensors, while consolidating the supply chain of these state-of-the-art products in Europe.

Lynred, a global provider of high-quality infrared (IR) detectors, and Umicore, a circular materials technology company, have announce the co-development of a next-gen thermal sensing technology which will drastically improve the performance of PAEB (Pedestrian Autonomous Emergency Braking) in adverse lighting conditions at an affordable cost.

Lynred announces the launch of two multispectral linear array IR detectors for application in a range of Earth observation missions.

Lynred has announced enhanced capabilities across the range of its 12µm infrared detectors, to enable optronic systems to more accurately identify objects in low-contrast scenes.

The ATI320 is a first advanced thermal imager with embedded image signal processing from Lynred.