14.07.2026 • Product

Prism Ground ISR: AI Software for Ground-Based Reconnaissance and Target Tracking

Teledyne FLIR OEM is expanding its Prism platform with Prism Ground ISR, a ready-to-use software stack for ground-based intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance applications

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The solution is designed for scenarios such as border surveillance, protection of first responders, and securing critical infrastructure, and aims to provide continuous situational awareness with fewer false alarms.

Prism Ground ISR combines AI-based object detection with computational imaging. Image enhancement techniques such as turbulence compensation, defogging, and super-resolution are designed to increase infrared visibility and support target detection in complex environments. The software fuses visible and infrared thermal data to detect, classify, and track targets more quickly, including detailed classification of military vehicle types.

Up to 15 object classes are supported by default. Additional target classes can be added via Prism Images based on synthetic data to accommodate changing mission requirements. Separate pipelines for detection and tracking are designed for small, fast, or maneuvering targets.

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Teledyne Flir

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60437 Frankfurt am Main
Germany

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