Several industries such as aerospace and defense, automotive, healthcare, and others are investing heavily in advanced technologies to strengthen their capabilities with advanced machinery and offer enhanced services to customers. The companies based in countries such as Russia, the US, and France are developing advanced infrared cameras for the global market.
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Leonardo S.p.A. Opgal Teledyne DALSA Seek Thermal LYNRED Thermoteknix Systems Ltd Axis Communications AB FLIR Systems, Inc. Fluke Corporation Infrared Cameras Inc.
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