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MoviTHERM Releases Free Guidebook for Fire Detection Systems

MoviTHERM Releases a FREE Guidebook for Fire Detection & Alarm Systems

We realize that searching for the perfect fire detection and alarm system can be overwhelming, especially with all the different options out there. MoviTHERM has released a 20+ page guidebook that helps simplify the research. The guidebook is full of information that answers every commonly asked question and concern. Because engineers at MoviTHERM have been building early fire detection solutions since the early 2000s, they have come to know what customers’ needs and wants are. With combined customer knowledge and engineer expertise, the guidebook breaks things down into 6 chapters.

Topics covered in the Fire Detection Guidebook: Fire Detection and Alarm Systems Guidebook

  • Choosing the right sensors for the right locations.
  • On or off-network and the need for cybersecurity.
  • System access & notifications, information
    availability, and data presentation.
  • Adding sensors and monitoring multiple
    locations.
  • Upgrading and updating your system.
  • Sensor selection, system set-up, and ongoing
    support.

You can download the guidebook here.

2022-09-07T15:26:53-07:00Wednesday, September 7, 2022|News|

MoviTHERM Contributes to POWER Article

MoviTHERM Contributes to Power Article on Safe Battery Storage

David Bursell, VP of Business Development at MoviTHERM, collaborates with POWER Magazine by sharing information on how Battery Storage and Handling warehouses can improve safety planning by implementing early fire detection systems.

The article goes in-depth about thermal imaging, early fire detection devices, and leveraging the advantages of cloud computing.

“Battery energy storage systems, warehouses that store batteries and battery-powered devices, charging stations, and recycling centers are finding ways to mitigate and prevent fire damage using early detection technologies like thermal imaging cameras. Thermal cameras “see” the formation of battery hotspots providing the earliest warning of a possible runaway condition. Connecting cameras via the Internet of Things (IoT) with cloud-based monitoring and notification software creates an early warning notification system, keeping the Li-ion battery stream running safely”

Read the full article →

POWER Magazine MoviTHERM Article

2022-09-12T12:18:07-07:00Wednesday, August 17, 2022|News|

Episode 4 of The Thermal Review

Episode 4 of The Thermal Review is OUT

The Thermal Review, a podcast by MoviTHERM

In this episode of the Thermal Review, we explain the difference between passive and active thermography and introduce the different techniques for performing active thermography non-destructive testing while detecting defects in materials science. Nathan Aday, engineer at MoviTHERM, joins Markus and David, in this episode and shares his experience of studying defects using multiple excitation sources the MoviTHERM NDT lab has to offer!

Listen Now →

2022-11-11T10:40:15-08:00Wednesday, August 10, 2022|News|

MoviTHERM Collaborates with Biomass Magazine

MoviTHERM Collaborates with Biomass Magazine in Writing Article

David Bursell, VP of Business Development at MoviTHERM, collaborates with Biomass Magazine in writing an article on improving early warning fire detection. The article goes in-depth about thermal imaging technology and the advantages of leveraging the industrial internet of things with it.

By warning earlier on the pathway to ignition, managers of facilities that store biomass can avert costly and potentially life-threatening fires before they are permitted to start and spread. Read the full article →

Read the full article →

2022-08-10T16:37:29-07:00Wednesday, August 10, 2022|News|

MoviTHERM Awarded Outstanding Score in Innovators Awards Program

MoviTHERM Honored by Vision Systems Design 2022 Innovators Awards Program

IRVINE, Calif., June 9, 2022 – MoviTHERM announced that its iEFD, an intelligent early fire detection solution, was recognized among the best in machine vision by the judges of the Vision Systems Design 2022 Innovators Awards program. Vision Systems Design announced honorees on Monday, June 6th, at the Automate 2022 show in Detroit, Michigan, to celebrate their eighth annual Innovators Awards Program. The judging panel consisted of esteemed experts from system integrators and end-user companies.
 
MoviTHERM’s technology connects fire sensing devices, including thermal cameras, to a secure cloud-based application where the end-user can monitor fire risk status at any time of the day from any device. The iEFD application comes equipped with features that aid facilities from being caught in a hazardous outcome, such as the built-in interactive “MapVIEW” that updates in real-time so first responders can have access to the exact pinpoint location of the fire threat.
 
Submissions were judged on originality; innovation; their impact on designers, systems integrators, or users; whether they fulfilled a new market need; leveraged a novel technology, and/or increased productivity.
 
“The Vision Systems Design team would like to congratulate MoviTHERM for their score in the 2022 Innovators Awards program,” says Mc Loone, Editor in Chief. “Each year this unbiased and increasingly competitive program aims to celebrate the most innovative products and systems in machine vision. The MoviTHERM team should be very proud.”
 
The company’s early fire detection solution operates in several business applications, including coal, biomass, industrial laundry, wood processing, trash bunkers, metal recycling, and more.
accepting vision systems innovators award at the automate show 2022
About Vision Systems Design:
Published since 1996, Vision Systems Design is a global resource for engineers, engineering managers, and systems integrators that provides comprehensive global coverage of vision systems technologies, applications, and markets. Vision Systems Design’s magazine, website (www.vision-systems.com), email newsletters, and webcasts report on and analyze the latest technology and business developments and trends in the worldwide machine vision and image processing industry.
 
About the Vision Systems Design 2022 Innovators Awards:
The Vision Systems Design 2022 Innovators Awards program reviews and recognized the most innovative products and services in the vision and image processing industry. Criteria used in the Innovators Awards ranking included: originality; innovation; impact on designers, systems integrators, and end-users; fulfilling a need in the market that hasn’t been addressed; leveraging a novel technology; and increasing productivity.
 
About MoviTHERM (https://movitherm.com):
MoviTHERM – Advanced Thermography solutions was founded in 1999. The company provides IoT Cloud monitoring solutions for thermal imaging applications for early fire detection, machine condition monitoring, and other applications. In addition, MoviTHERM offers solutions for plastic welding, package sealing, and non-destructive testing. MoviTHERM is a Teledyne FLIR Premium Partner and master distributor for FLIR Thermal Cameras for automation and science applications.
2022-09-27T15:45:06-07:00Thursday, June 9, 2022|News|

MoviTHERM Scheduled to Present at the Automate 2022 Show

MoviTHERM is Scheduled to Speak at the Automate 2022 Show

IRVINE, Calif., June, 01, 2022 – MoviTHERM is scheduled to speak at the Automate 2022 show. David Bursell, VP of Business Development, will lead the presentation by speaking on the topic of “How Thermal Imaging with IIoT is Advancing Industrial Fire Detection”.

For the last 10 years, MoviTHERM engineers have been working on a solution for the reoccurring issue of fire outbreaks in industrial environments. Only recently have they discovered the advantages of combining IoT with thermal imaging cameras.

David Bursell“I am looking forward to attending and participating in the Automate show this year. Especially since we have been in a lockdown environment over the past couple of years, I’m sure there will be much new technology to see, including our moviTHERM iEFD fire detection solution that I will be presenting on.” – David Bursell, Vice President of Business Development, MoviTHERM

IIoT-based early fire detection systems can improve emergency planning by using algorithms and analytics to help quickly prepare evacuation plans. Analytics can consider the number of people in the facility, fire location, and the rate at which a fire develops to better improve evacuation plans. Analytics-based evacuation plans can prevent congestion by guiding workers to different locations for optimum evacuation routing.

Some advantages of IIoT-based early fire detection systems include:

  • Detection of fire formation at the earliest stages.
  • Connecting multiple sensor types for optimized detection.
  • Cloud-based connectivity and computing minimize hardware requirements.
  • Lower installation and maintenance costs.
  • Fast and broad notification to keep workers out of harm’s way.
  • Automatic software updates keep systems running optimally.
  • Capability to control external processes, alarms, and extinguishing systems.

By warning earlier on the pathway to ignition, industrial facility managers avert costly and potentially life-threatening fires before they are permitted to start and spread.

David Bursell is scheduled to speak Thursday, June 09 2022, from 2:30 pm to 3:15 pm.

automate 2022 show

About David Bursell:

David C Bursell is passionate about imaging technologies. For over 23 years, he has been extensively involved with infrared imaging science. He has worked for imaging companies, including Inframetrics, FLIR Systems, and MoviTHERM, where he is currently the Vice President of Business Development. His education includes a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Brigham Young University and an MBA from Boston University. He has also studied Digital Marketing Analytics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. When not working with infrared cameras, David enjoys restoring old cars. A current project includes the restoration of a 1977 Toyota FJ40 Landcruiser.

2023-10-03T11:36:56-07:00Wednesday, June 1, 2022|News|

How EFD Improves Emergency Planning

iEFD Mentioned in Vision Systems Design Article

Vision Systems Design has featured the article, “How Metal Recycling Facilities Use IoT and Thermal Imaging to Improve Early-Warning Fire Detection” written by David Bursell, VP of Business Development at MoviTHERM. The article discusses in detail how early fire detection leverages the advantages of IoT.

Some of the article’s key takeaways are:

  • Using infrared cameras for early fire detection
  • Advantages of implementing IoT into early fire detection systems
  • How early fire detection is improving operations in metal recycling facilities
  • How EFD systems improve emergency planning

Read the full article 

Early Fire Detection Solutions - thermal camera view from tablet

MoviTHERM's iEFD - Early Fire Detection Solution

2022-09-27T15:44:01-07:00Friday, April 15, 2022|News|

Webinar: Using IoT for Early Fire Detection Applications

MoviTHERM Releases a Two-Part Webinar Series: “Using IoT for Early Fire Detection Applications”

MoviTHERM announced the release of a two-part webinar series, Using IoT for Early Fire Detection Applications, in response to the rising fire outbreaks in recycling facilities and other industrial settings.

The webinar addresses the evolution of early fire detection and how leveraging the internet of things (IoT) with infrared technology is revolutionizing how industrial facilities can prevent fire outbreaks.

“With more reported fires each year, it is important for industrial companies to know what early fire detection solutions are available to them. Just as critical is knowing how to choose the correct one based on their needs,” said Markus Tarin, President & CEO of MoviTHERM.

“We want to educate viewers on the value of implementing the internet of things for early fire detection applications. Early fire detection has evolved tremendously, and there are many groundbreaking capabilities the public isn’t aware of.”

The webinar series covers topics like:

  • Benefits of using thermal imaging cameras
  • Advantages of leveraging the industrial internet of things (IoT)
  • Demonstrate the MoviTHERM iEFD Cloud software application

If you are interested in the latest early fire detection advancements, you can watch the two-part series of Using IoT for Early Fire Detection Applications below or visit our YouTube Channel. 

Watch Part 1

Watch Part 2

About MoviTHERM  (https://movitherm.com):

MoviTHERM – Advanced Thermography solutions was founded in 1999. The company provides IoT Cloud monitoring solutions for thermal imaging applications for early fire detection and machine condition monitoring and other applications. In addition, MoviTHERM offers solutions for plastic welding, package sealing and non-destructive testing. MoviTHERM is a Teledyne FLIR Premium Partner and master distributor for FLIR Thermal Cameras for automation and science applications.

2022-10-24T10:36:11-07:00Wednesday, March 2, 2022|News|

Fire Security to Industrial Laundry Facilities

industrial laundry facility

Fire Security to Industrial Laundry Facilities

MoviTHERM paves the way for safety with leading-edge technology that helps provide fire security to industrial laundry facilities. With spontaneous combustion being the leading cause of most fire outbreaks, laundry facilities become vulnerable to a disastrous outcome every day. Read our knowledgebase article to learn more about spontaneous combustion in industrial laundry facilities.

2022-06-01T16:08:12-07:00Tuesday, March 1, 2022|News|

Fire Detection for Coal Pile Monitoring Applications

Is there a way to prevent coal from catching fire?

fire detection coal pile monitoring

Fire detection for companies that store, handle, and transport coal is becoming a necessity. The oxidation of coal can occur anywhere coal is accumulated and exposed to oxygen. The risk of spontaneous combustion exists at multiple points along the coal supply chain. Learn how companies are finding ways to mitigate and prevent fire damage by implementing the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) with early fire detection technologies in our knowledgebase article.

2022-09-26T18:14:51-07:00Wednesday, February 2, 2022|News|
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