Toggle search HomeWho We AreWhat We DoInvestorsCareersNews Teledyne Technologies | EverywhereYouLook Teledyne provides enabling technologies to sense, transmit and analyze information for industrial growth markets. These markets include aerospace and defense, factory automation, air and water quality environmental monitoring, electronics design and development, oceanographic research, energy, medical imaging and pharmaceutical research. You may not realize it, but Teledyne enables many of the products and services you use every day. Explore the stories below to find out more about Teledyne technologies in action. Driving Technology: Improving our Night Vision Advanced Driver Assisted Solutions or ADAS is standard on most cars today. Three Teledyne businesses are working with car manufacturers to help keep drivers safe at night. See story Tracking the air quality onboard an aircraft in real-time Teledyne ACES includes onboard devices that are installed in the cabin and flight deck, and continuously sense and monitor the air quality in the aircraft as soon as it is on. See story Exploring the Deepest Part of the Planet Teledyne's deep water SeaRaptor AUV provides high resolution data for long duration deep sea operations to 600m. See story Building a Multi-Domain Unmanned and Autonomous Systems Powerhouse With Teledyne FLIR, Teledyne Technologies expands the breadth of its unmanned systems across its portfolio. See story Measuring Air Quality Onboard An Aircraft The need for accurate and comprehensive data is essential to understand air quality onboard an aircraft and ensure a safe flying experience for both passengers and cabin crews. Teledyne provides a unique solution to continuously monitor and measure cabin air quality. See story A Teledyne solution for hydrographic survey Teledyne’s solution provides high-accuracy data for real-time analysis and quick responses, with fewer resources. See story Teledyne Enables First-Ever Full Picture of PCIe with Launch of CrossSync PHY Modern consumer and datacenter computing platforms consist of many complex interconnected components. Validating and debugging the operation of these links is critical for reliable operation, but has been a difficult task for engineers who had to use multiple instruments to observe different aspects of link behavior. Teledyne’s CrossSync™ PHY interposers and software options enable the first-ever link between an oscilloscope and a protocol analyzer to allow engineers to get a complete picture when testing the PCI Express (PCIe) interface standard for connecting high-speed components. See story Improving Water Safety and Early Virus Detection Teledyne’s instruments are used in every step of the water treatment process and are currently being deployed world-wide to detect COVID-19 genetic material in untreated wastewater. See story Looking for Signs of Past Microbial Life The Mars 2020 mission carrying Perseverance to the Red Planet has landed! Its mission: to help answer the question of whether there is, or ever has been, life on Mars. See story Measuring Ocean Conditions In Storms Predicting a storm's landfall and strength saves lives and improves recovery planning. Slocum gliders from Teledyne have helped monitor the seas for decades. See story Detecting Cancer... And Treating It There are few among us whose families have not been touched by cancer--the experience is simultaneously near-universal and deeply personal. The need for detection and treatment only ever grows; by 2040 there will by 27.5 million new cases every year. Teledyne is proud to supply some of the best technology in the world for detection and treatment. See story Temperature Screening Teledyne thermal imaging cameras can help frontline healthcare workers identify elevated skin temperatures so they can triage and assess potential patients See story Understanding Asteroids Teledyne provided sensors (vsible, infrared, scanning LiDAR) for three of four science instruments on the OSIRIS-REx, a NASA mission to study an asteroid and return a sample. See story Tracking Ocean Garbage from Space Teledyne and the German Aerospace Center are working together to make a difference in the clean-up of the world’s oceans. One of th emost significant threats impacting oceans is marine plastic debris. These fields of debris, consisting largely of plastics, have become the focus of many organizations concerned with the health of the oceans. See story Slocum Glider First to Circumnavigate Atlantic Ocean "Silbo" was named in honor of its 2011 maiden voyage from Teledyne Gavia in Iceland to the Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago off the coast of northwestern Africa. See story Searching for Exoplanetary Transits Imaging sensor technology from Teledyne is at the heart of the European Space Agency (ESA) CHEOPS missions - CHaracterising ExOPlanet Satellite, that commenced science operations in April 2020. CHEOPS will carry out an unprecedented study by measuring and characterizing the exact size of exoplanets (planets in other solar systems) to determine their bulk density. See story Explore additional sections About Us Board of Directors Executive Profiles Ethics & Values 1049 Camino Dos Rios Thousand Oaks, CA 91360, USA Tel: +1 (805) 373-4545 ©2021 Teledyne Technologies Incorporated. All rights reserved. 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