Emissivity of coating surface is one of the key parameters of aircraft performance.Due to the limitations of existing measurement methods,this paper establishes a mathematical model for non-contact measurement of total hemispherical emissivity,and develops a non-contact measurement device for coating emissivity which enables in-situ,real-time measurements,by means of an infrared camera.Some key factors that affect measurement results are discussed.After the developed non-contact measurement setup was constructed,it was utilized to calibrate and measure a variety of coating specimens.The measurement results were compared with the existing device,and it was found that the maximum relative error percentage of total hemispherical emissivity was less than 4.1%,which verified the validity of the measurement method.