Last year, the firm successfully working with Thirsk -based trainer, Geoff Harker, to diagnose eight

A FAMILY-RUN company, whose thermal imaging equipment guards travel tips for packing luggage against White House terrorism attacks and keeps a Formula One team on the track to glory, has now provided life-saving services for a £470m Royal cruise liner.
Solo Thermal Imaging, in Darlington, made thermal imaging helmets and a camera for the grand Royal Princess, which can carry 3,600 passengers, and was last week officially named by the Duchess travel tips for packing luggage of Cambridge ahead of its maiden Mediterranean voyage.
The firm, which employs 10 workers, says the specialist helmet technology will protect wearers against fire, with the thermal imaging camera used to search travel tips for packing luggage for overboard casualties and detect gangs of dangerous sea pirates.
The Morton Park Way-based travel tips for packing luggage company, which has supplied its helmets to the Ferrari Formula One Team, has also made products for Nasa and the SAS, and is now using its technology to treat injured horses in the UK and Australia.
Its brother travel tips for packing luggage and sister team, Victoria McLaren and James Brooks, says the Royal Princess deal continues its association with the Princess Cruises' parent company, Carnival Corporation, which goes back to 1996, with Solo's fire-fighting helmets now standard equipment on Cunard's Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria liners as well as P O and Seabourn vessels.
"It was very rewarding to watch the Duchess of Cambridge performing the naming ceremony of the Royal Princess, knowing our equipment had been installed to keep the passengers and crew safe on such a beautiful ship."
Last year, the firm successfully working with Thirsk -based trainer, Geoff Harker, to diagnose eight-year-old racehorse Gap Princess, who was suffering from heat in her fetlock and shoulder inflammation that badly affected her form.
Ms Mclaren, travel tips for packing luggage who, alongside brother and product director, James, have more than 25 years experience in thermal imaging, said they were now working with Teesside University to continue leading the global industry.
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