The Teledyne FLIR Hadron 640+ is a compact, high-performance dual-sensor camera module combining a 640×512 LWIR thermal imager with a powerful 64MP visible camera. Designed for advanced robotics, drones, and AI-based vision systems, it delivers exceptional imaging clarity in both thermal and visible spectrums. Engineered with a SWaP-optimized design (Size, Weight, and Power), this module is ideal for integration into unmanned systems such as UAVs, UGVs, and industrial automation platforms. With support for AI-driven applications through FLIR Prism software and compatibility with leading processors like NVIDIA Jetson and Qualcomm platforms, the Hadron 640+ accelerates development while ensuring high accuracy in detection and tracking tasks. Its NDAA compliance and ITAR-free classification make it suitable for global deployment across commercial and industrial sectors. Features: Dual sensor module with thermal + 64MP visible imaging Compact and lightweight design for drones and robotics High sensitivity thermal imaging (<20 mK NEdT) 60Hz full-resolution output for real-time applications AI-ready with Prism software support Compatible with NVIDIA and Qualcomm platforms NDAA compliant and ITAR-free Specification: Thermal Resolution: 640 × 512 Visible Sensor: 64.2 MP Thermal Sensitivity: <20 mK Frame Rate: 60 Hz HFOV: 32° (Thermal), 67° (Visible) Power Supply: 5V DC Weight: 56g Interface: USB 3.0, MIPI Package Includes: 1 x Teledyne FLIR Hadron 640+ 70640AS32-6PAAXP Dual Thermal & Visible Camera Module, 640×512 LWIR + 64MP EO, 32° HFOV, 60Hz OEM Core
Specifications
| Sensor Type | LWIR Thermal + CMOS Visible |
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| Thermal Core | Boson+ |
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| Pixel Pitch | 12 µm |
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| Lens | 13.6mm (Thermal), 4.8mm (Visible) |
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| Connectivity | MIPI, USB 3.0, I2C/SPI |
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| Protection | IP54 (sealed) |
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| Mounting | Screw mount |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.150 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 12 × 10 × 8 cm |
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