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Sierra-Olympic’s infrared cameras are designed and engineered to seamlessly integrate into complex thermal imaging systems across a variety of platforms including fixed terrestrial, handheld, vehicle-mounted, robotic, and unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
Spanning products in the
shortwave (SWIR),
midwave (MWIR), and longwave infrared (LWIR) spectrum, Sierra-Olympic’s cameras range in size from ultra-low SWaP camera cores to larger cooled systems for long-range intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR).
Sierra-Olympic’s thermal imaging cameras are integrated into systems operating around the world. The systems collect and deliver imagery and data needed to conduct a wide variety of important missions, including wildfire heatmapping, defense missions, manufacturing process monitoring, security and surveillance, gas leak detection and much more.
The scientists and engineers at Sierra-Olympic have decades of leadership in the fast-moving infrared industry, and the value of that experience directly benefits their customers. Infrared sensor technology has advanced so rapidly that Chief Engineer Stan Voynick recalls early in his career using "pour-filled dewars that required liquid nitrogen be hand-poured into the tops of the devices to cool the sensors to operating temperature. These days cooling functions are performed by what is essentially a small refrigerator."
With a staff of approximately 40, this company is making a significant impact on the thermal imaging industry from their Hood River office. The team’s technical expertise and agile work practices mean their customers are able to maneuver through infrared complexity with ease. Technology partners, integrators, and OEMs recognize that Sierra-Olympic’s level of experience and expertise is typically only available when working with larger organizations.
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