Teledyne FLIR is heading to Kuala Lumpur for CEM and AQUAMATE Asia 2026, running November 17-19 at the KLCC. Stationed at Booth 45, the team will be showcasing their latest optical gas imaging (OGI) and continuous monitoring hardware, giving plant operators and environmental managers practical tools to cut emissions, tighten safety, and streamline operations.
At the booth of CEM and AQUAMATE Asia, visitors can get a hands-on look at the hardware driving modern emissions monitoring:
- FLIR G-Series OGI Cameras: The hazard-certified Gx320 tracks methane and VOCs, quantifying leaks directly on the device so crews don’t need to juggle secondary equipment. For electric utilities, the G306 visualizes SF6 and ammonia, allowing teams to scan live substations safely without interrupting power. Both connect directly to the FLIR Ignite cloud via built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
- Axx & Axxx-Series Fixed Cameras: Built for the brutal conditions of oil, gas, and manufacturing, these thermal cameras provide 24/7 condition monitoring. They are designed to catch abnormal temperature spikes and alert operators long before a hot spot turns into a fire or forces unplanned downtime.
- FLIR ADGiLE: FLIR’s newest turn-key solution bridges the gap between manual handheld inspections and fully automated oversight. Driven by advanced AI analytics, ADGiLE provides continuous, round-the-clock detection and identification of methane and hydrocarbon leaks.
Beyond the exhibition floor, Craig O’Neill, FLIR’s Global Director of OGI Strategy, will be leading two deep-dive sessions in Room 1:
- Wednesday, Nov 18 (10:00 AM): “A Decade of Quantitative Optical Gas Imaging Technology Advancements, Research and Field Use Cases” (Industrial Stack & Source Emissions session).
- Thursday, Nov 19 (12:45 PM): “The History of Optical Gas Imaging in Emissions Monitoring: Shaping the Past to Leading the Future” (Fugitive, Methane & Process Monitoring session).
CEM Asia is the newest addition to the global CEM conference series. Running alongside the water-focused AQUAMATE Asia event, it serves as a major regional hub for regulators, engineers, and environmental leaders tackling air and water quality challenges.
Leadership Comment
“CEM Asia gives us the opportunity to meet operators and regulators from across the region and show how optical gas imaging and continuous monitoring can help them detect leaks sooner and keep their sites safe,” said Craig O’Neill, Global Director of Product and Market Strategy for Optical Gas Imaging, Teledyne FLIR.
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