Press releases

Lynred launches two Advanced Thermal Imaging (ATI) modules to make cooled infrared sensing easier to use

ATI EOLE and ATI GALATEA SL simplify access to high-performance infrared (IR) sensing, transforming complex technologies into a more user-friendly format and making integration into vision systems easier

Lynred launches Eyesential SW, shortwave infrared sensor for machine vision

Eyesential SW provides leading-edge performance in sensitivity, low noise and ease-of-use for machine vision, scientific imaging and spectroscopy, where delivering affordability is key

Lynred acquires New Imaging Technologies to consolidate leadership in infrared sensors

Acquisition of Paris-based SWIR imaging provider expands Lynred’s product portfolio to include coveted large format shortwave sensors with small pixel pitch.

Lynred showcases Seegnus, its first compact SXGA ‘HOT’ infrared sensor for tactical vision systems, at Eurosatory

Best-in-class, small pitch, large array Seegnus provides high-resolution midwave infrared imaging in very compact, low power consumption packaging for long-range tactical equipment.

Lynred introduces two infrared imaging detectors for Optical Gas Imaging applications

EOLE accurately detects and inspects methane leaks, while PICO640S BB offers 24/7 monitoring option. Both enhance capabilities of oil and gas facilities to meet tougher environmental legislation.

Lynred launches ATI640, easy-to-use VGA LWIR thermal imaging module for new market players in infrared

With offer of seamless IR assembly in any application, plug-and-play module makes thermal imaging more accessible to integrators of surveillance and defense, including drone systems

LYNRED appoints Hervé Bouaziz as executive president and Xavier Caillouet as CEO

LYNRED appoints Hervé Bouaziz as executive president and Xavier Caillouet as CEO. Both appointed as executive corporate officers and legal representatives of the company.

LYNRED and Saint-Gobain Sekurit Develop Windshield with Integrated Thermal Camera to Improve Nighttime Safety

First windshield to integrate visible and thermal cameras will help car makers meet new day and night safety requirements for Pedestrian Autonomous Emergency Braking (PAEB) systems.