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Teledyne Technologies Incorporated reports developments across digital imaging products and software, instrumentation, aerospace and defense electronics, and engineered systems. Its updates frequently cover quarterly operating results, acquisition integration, defense and security contract awards, and product launches tied to sensors, cameras, unmanned platforms, surveillance systems, and analytical software.
Company news also includes activity from Teledyne FLIR, Teledyne e2v, Teledyne Energy Systems, and Raymarine Commercial. Recurring themes include infrared and low-light imaging, counter-UAS and robotics technologies, maritime navigation systems, environmental and marine instrumentation, and on-site hydrogen generation for industrial and harsh-environment applications.
Teledyne FLIR (TDY) announced that its FLIR A40, A50 and A70 Axx-Series thermal imaging cameras are the first models to achieve UL 2684 listing for early fire detection.
This certification enables engineers and system designers to integrate these cameras into fire detection and alarm systems designed in accordance with NFPA 72, extending thermal imaging from maintenance uses into certified early fire detection. The cameras detect abnormal heat signatures before smoke or flames appear and can trigger fire alarm events through compatible control systems. Axx-Series units can monitor multiple assets or large areas, supporting use in data centers, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and utility and energy infrastructure.
Teledyne Technologies (TDY) announced Nexora, a new family of backside-illuminated global shutter CMOS image sensors for high-end machine vision applications.
Nexora sensors are offered in 12 MP (4,096 × 3,072) and 16 MP (4,096 × 4,096) resolutions, in both monochrome and color versions, targeting high-resolution machine vision, intelligent traffic systems, and outdoor surveillance. Based on Teledyne e2v’s proprietary BSI pixel technology, the sensors achieve quantum efficiency of up to 73% at 550 nm and 15% at 940 nm to enhance performance in low light and near-infrared conditions.
The Nexora family uses a 3D-stacked sensor architecture to integrate multiple functions in a compact design and includes a versatile LVDS interface compatible with various FPGAs and image signal processors. Devices are supplied in a 23 × 21.5 mm package suitable for 29 × 29 mm² cameras and standard C-mount optics. Documentation and samples are available on request, and Nexora will be showcased at the VISION trade fair in Stuttgart, Germany, from October 6–8, 2026.
Teledyne Space Imaging (TDY) reports that its imaging sensors have launched on two European Space Agency Earth observation missions, Sentinel-3C and FLEX, aboard a Vega C rocket from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana.
For Sentinel-3C, Teledyne supplied five CCD55-20 back-illuminated, frame-transfer CCD detectors for the Ocean and Land Colour Instrument, covering 0.4–1.04 µm to support mapping of ocean colour, vegetation cover and land use, and to maintain continuity of the Copernicus Sentinel‑3 observation programme. For FLEX, Teledyne provided three CCD325 detectors for the Fluorescence Imaging Spectrometer, operating from 0.5–0.78 µm to measure plant fluorescence during photosynthesis, yielding data on plant health, stress, photosynthetic efficiency and ecosystem carbon uptake.
Teledyne e2v (TDY) has introduced Perciva™ ToF, an industrial-grade 3D Time-of-Flight camera designed for reliable depth sensing in demanding environments such as logistics, robotics, inspection, and surveillance.
The camera uses Teledyne e2v’s Hydra3D™+ CMOS image sensor with an 832 x 600 pixel resolution and patented HiRho technology, which increases FFxQE at near‑infrared wavelengths while maintaining modulation transfer function and modulation contrast. Its 10 µm three-tap pixel architecture captures more light, supporting longer operating distances, detection of low‑reflectivity materials, and motion‑artifact‑free imaging of fast‑moving objects.
Perciva ToF is factory calibrated and offers embedded processing that outputs depth maps and point cloud data directly via a GigE interface, which the company said simplifies system integration. The camera will be demonstrated at the VISION trade fair in Stuttgart, Germany, from October 6–8, 2026, in Hall 8, Booth 8B10.
Teledyne Technologies (TDY) has secured a $15.4 million contract with a Europe-based defence technology manufacturer to supply specialist energetics for advanced unmanned systems.
The company will deliver advanced initiation and energetic solutions for demanding drone applications where safety, reliability and compact design are critical. The initial award forms the basis for a potential long-term supply relationship with a value of more than $50 million. The contract supports expansion of Teledyne’s regional manufacturing capability in Europe, aims to strengthen the specialist energetics industrial base, and is intended to improve supply-chain security for next-generation unmanned systems. Deliveries under the programme will begin immediately and support current development activity.
Teledyne Technologies (TDY) will present at the 2026 Jefferies Global Industrials Conference on Thursday, September 10, at 8:50 a.m. Eastern at The Westin New York Times Square in New York City.
A live webcast of the presentation and the latest investor presentation are available through Teledyne’s website at www.teledyne.com. The company provides instrumentation, digital imaging, aerospace and defense electronics, and engineered systems, with operations mainly in North America and Europe.
Teledyne Technologies (TDY) announced that Teledyne Qioptiq received a first option from the German Bundeswehr for PHOENIX-XR cooled thermal weapon sights valued at more than $21 million.
This option is part of a previously announced framework agreement between Germany and Teledyne Qioptiq valued at up to $175 million. Upon completion of this tranche, Teledyne Qioptiq will have delivered more than 1,000 PHOENIX-XR units to the German Ministry of Defence. The award represents the largest European procurement of cooled thermal weapon sights in the company’s history and supports growing demand for its ITAR-free systems.
Deliveries under this option are scheduled to begin early next year, aligned with the Bundeswehr’s deployment timeline.
Everspin Technologies (MRAM) and Teledyne HiRel Semiconductors (TDY) announced a strategic partnership to integrate Everspin’s 256Mb PERSYST spin-transfer torque MRAM into Teledyne HiRel’s high-reliability memory portfolio for aerospace, defense and other mission-critical systems.
Teledyne HiRel will initially offer the 256Mb device, followed by 64Mb and 128Mb PERSYST MRAM options, targeting avionics, VPX and single-board computers, radar, electronic warfare, satellite electronics and autonomous systems. The companies highlight MRAM’s combination of RAM-like speed, high endurance and non-volatility, enabling fast writes and data retention through power loss and system resets, potentially reducing reliance on NOR flash, battery-backed SRAM and complex backup schemes. Teledyne HiRel will provide screening, qualification documentation, procurement support and obsolescence management, with product shipments from its Milpitas, California facility and customer availability expected in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Teledyne (NYSE: TDY), through its Teledyne Space Imaging business, marked a milestone as the launch of NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on August 30 pushed the number of its scientific imaging sensors operating in space beyond 1,000. Roman carries Teledyne detector technologies on both primary instruments: H4RG-10 infrared arrays for the Wide Field Instrument, forming the largest infrared focal plane yet flown with 18 detectors and over 300 million pixels, and three CCD311-20 detectors for the advanced Coronagraph Instrument. According to Teledyne, it received a $23 million NASA contract in 2018 to supply 24 flight-quality sensor chip assemblies for Roman, later increased to 28, all exceeding performance specifications and enabling a 20% increase in instrument spectral bandwidth.
Teledyne Space Imaging (NYSE: TDY) reported that its CIS111 imaging detector launched aboard the Meteosat Third Generation Imager‑2 (MTG‑I2) satellite on an Ariane 6 rocket at 21:11 BST on August 27 from Europe’s Spaceport. Integrated in the Flexible Combined Imager operated by EUMETSAT, the five‑channel, radiation‑hardened CIS111 uses large rhombus‑shaped pixels and proprietary black coating to enhance resolution and minimize reflections, supporting more frequent, detailed geostationary weather and climate observations across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and surrounding regions.