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Teledyne FLIR Defense (NYSE:TDY) has secured a $74.2 million contract from the U.S. Army for a four-year development project focused on the M1135 Stryker's Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle (NBCRV) Sensor Suite Upgrade Program.

As the lead integrator, Teledyne FLIR will modernize the NBCRV sensor suite with advanced CBRN sensors, featuring the R80D SkyRaider™ drone integrated with MUVE™ B330 biological detection payload. The project includes developing Capability Set 2.2, delivering six prototypes, and providing testing support.

This contract follows a successful prototype testing phase that led to a $168 million production award in November. The upgrade will incorporate advanced sensing capabilities, autonomous drone flight control, and improved hazard prediction software. The program is scheduled to continue through 2028, with work conducted at facilities in Stillwater, Oklahoma; Elkridge, Maryland; and Tucson, Arizona.

FLIR, a Teledyne Technologies company, has launched FLIR MIX Starter Kits, an innovative multispectral imaging solution that combines thermal and visible-light imagery. The technology synchronizes high-speed thermal and visible imagery at up to 1,004 frames per second, offering researchers and engineers enhanced analytical capabilities.

The solution comes in two variants: The FLIR MIX X-Series Starter Kit, optimized for high-speed applications like airbag testing and ballistics, and the FLIR MIX A-Series Starter Kit, designed for electronics design and battery testing. Additionally, the FLIR MIX Toolkit is available as an add-on license for existing Research Studio Professional Edition users, enabling post-processing synchronization of thermal and visible footage.

Teledyne FLIR Defense (NYSE:TDY) has secured a $7.8 million contract with Middle East Task Company (METCO) to supply next-generation LVSS (Lightweight Vehicle Surveillance System) to a military entity in Saudi Arabia. The deal includes mission support equipment and training.

The LVSS system integrates advanced surveillance technology within a light pickup truck, featuring the TacFLIR® 380HD long-range thermal imaging system and Ranger® R20SS radar. Key capabilities include:

• Tracking up to 500 objects simultaneously at ranges over 10 miles
• 16-foot mast deployment in under 30 seconds
• Single-operator functionality from truck cab

The system is designed for rapid deployment missions requiring mobility and flexibility, specifically for protecting infrastructure, bases, and personnel. The project includes a localization plan approved by GAMI, with deliveries expected by the end of 2025.

Teledyne Technologies [NYSE: TDY] has announced its new Tetra™ line scan camera family, building upon their Linea™ series. The camera features a 2.5 GigE Vision interface and is available in 2k, 4k, and 8k resolutions with line rates up to 150 kHz.

Key specifications include:

• Power consumption under 6 watts
• Available in monochrome and color versions
• Monochrome models offer single or dual-line HDR mode
• Color models deliver true RGB without data interpolation

The Tetra camera is designed for cost-sensitive applications including electronics inspection, optical sorting, printed materials inspection, packaging inspection, and web inspection. The product will be showcased at Vision China, Shanghai from March 26-28, 2025.

Teledyne Technologies (NYSE:TDY) has announced that CEO Edwin Roks and Vice Chairman Jason VanWees will conduct investor meetings at the Bank of America Global Industrials Conference 2025 on March 19. The company's latest investor presentation is available on their website.

Teledyne, a leading provider of sophisticated digital imaging products, software, instrumentation, aerospace and defense electronics, and engineered systems, primarily operates in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Western and Northern Europe.

The announcement includes extensive forward-looking statements addressing various risk factors, including supply chain shortages, inflation, labor challenges, global conflicts, and industry-specific concerns in defense, aerospace, and energy sectors.

Teledyne Technologies (NYSE:TDY) has achieved a significant milestone with the delivery of its 100th large format focal plane module for the Space Development Agency's (SDA) tracking layer, spanning Tranche 0, 1, and 2. The company's infrared payloads are important components in a global tracking system designed to detect threats from orbit.

The delivered multi-megapixel resolution arrays enhance threat detection accuracy and are part of the fire control countermeasures system against hypersonic weapons. Teledyne's expertise extends to providing space-grade focal plane arrays for notable projects including the James Webb Space Telescope, ESA's Euclid dark matter telescope, and the Nancy Grace Roman space telescope.

The company has demonstrated its capability to meet SDA's aggressive schedule through innovation in focal plane technology. Beyond infrared sensors, Teledyne will provide electronics and components for the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture campaign. The company's space imaging portfolio includes support for over 260 space missions through its DALSA and e2v businesses.

Teledyne FLIR Defense (NYSE:TDY) has secured a $15 million contract from the German Army to supply Black Hornet® 4 Personal Reconnaissance Systems. The two-year agreement was facilitated by European Logistic Partners (ELP) GmbH.

The Black Hornet 4 is an advanced nano-drone weighing just 70 grams, featuring a 12-megapixel daytime camera and high-resolution thermal imager. Key capabilities include:

• 30+ minutes flight time
• 2+ kilometers range
• Operational in 25-knot winds and rain
• Advanced obstacle avoidance

Teledyne FLIR has delivered over 33,000 Black Hornet UAVs to military and security forces across 45+ countries, including active deployment with Ukrainian combat forces.

Teledyne e2v has introduced Lince5M™ NIR, a high-speed CMOS image sensor with enhanced performance in both visible and near-infrared wavelengths. This 5.2-megapixel monochrome sensor features a 250 fps frame rate and 35% Quantum Efficiency at 850 nm, making it ideal for applications requiring high-speed imaging in low-light conditions.

Building on the established Lince5M platform, the new sensor offers a dynamic range of 55 dB in standard mode and over 100 dB in High Dynamic Range mode. It comes in a 28 x 28 mm ceramic package with a 1-inch optical format compatible with C-mount lenses, and operates in temperatures from -40°C to 125°C.

The Lince5M NIR targets applications including motion capture, sport analytics, industrial metrology, retinal imaging, and traffic monitoring. It will be showcased at Vision China in Shanghai from March 26-28, 2025.

Teledyne FLIR Defense's Black Hornet® 4 nano-drone has been selected as a winner of the Defense Innovation Unit's Blue UAS Refresh Challenge. The selection came after extensive testing at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, where over 35 uncrewed aerial systems were evaluated.

The Black Hornet 4 is a next-generation lightweight nano-drone weighing just 70 grams. It features a 12-megapixel daytime camera and high-resolution thermal imager, capable of flying for over 30 minutes with a range exceeding three kilometers. The drone can operate in 25-knot winds and rain, featuring advanced obstacle avoidance capabilities.

Teledyne FLIR has delivered more than 33,000 Black Hornet drones to military and security forces across 45+ countries. The U.S. Army has placed orders totaling over $300 million, including a recent $91 million contract for Black Hornet 4. The system will now undergo NDAA and cyber security verification to join the Blue UAS List with an Authority to Operate.