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Red Dot design award for FLIR

Published:  31 August, 2017

FLIR Systems has received the “Red Dot: Best of the Best 2017” product design award for its newly redesigned FLIR Exx-Series Advanced Thermal Imaging Cameras.

Established in 1955, the Red Dot Award is one of the most sought-after quality marks for excellence in product design.

The new handheld thermal cameras were selected for their superior ergonomics and aesthetics. FLIR added that they also provide vivid imagery, focus accuracy and an intuitive interface packaged in a rugged, pistol-grip format.

FLIR commented that it is proud to be in the company of other prominent trendsetters in product design.

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