Infrared Imaging Webcast now available on demand
MoviTHERM Hosts Webcast with Vision Systems Design
On June 22nd, 2016, Vision System Design hosted an international webcast on Infrared Imaging – “How to interpret and choose the correct camera for your application”. This webcast was presented by Markus Tarin, President & CEO of MoviTHERM. The topic and webcast was very well received by the audience with over 300 registered participants from over 50 countries around the world.
This webcast is perfect for anybody interested in infrared, non-visible imaging applications, machine vision integrators, researchers and scientists as well as quality assurance professionals that would like to educate themselves about the topic. Infrared imaging is a very complex and fascinating topic. This webcast will provide a broad overview on camera and detector technologies relevant to anybody interested in this subject matter.
Mr. Tarin discussed many topics related to infrared cameras that are important to understand before selecting and purchasing an infrared or thermal camera.
Topics of the Infrared Imaging Webcast included
- A definition what an infrared camera is
- How the various Infrared Detector technologies relate to certain regions of the infrared spectrum
- Application examples for infrared cameras
- Non-contact temperature measurements using thermography
- The importance of understanding Emissivity
- The effect of spatial resolution on accuracy
- Detector Sensitivity (NETD) & Noise
- Shutter/Non-Uniformity Calibration flag
- Considerations for imaging fast moving objects
- Communications Interface Options
- Lens Choices
- Protective Enclosures for IR Cameras
- ITAR Export Considerations
The webcast concluded with an overview of the most common camera/detector combinations, their approximate price points and typical applications. The conclusion was followed by a lively questions and answer session, moderated by Andy Wilson, Editor in Chief – Vision Systems Design Magazine.
MoviTHERM received many compliments in emails from participants after the live event, including one from Andy Wilson. He wrote:
“Many thanks for such an excellent webcast. It was the best we have held this year. I really appreciate your time and effort.”
The webcast is now available on demand on Vision Systems Design website. Watch this webcast anytime at your convenience. Feel free to contact MoviTHERM with any of your questions regarding infrared imaging and thermography.
MoviTHERM announced today the release of a new product targeting remote monitoring applications. The MIO Series Intelligent I/O module (“MIO”) is an Ethernet-based thermal imaging module designed to work with FLIR® AX8 or A310(f) thermal cameras.
MoviTHERM’s MIO I/O Module eliminates the need for running monitoring software on a PC. It greatly simplifies the architecture and infrastructure that is typically required for a multi-camera monitoring system. A remote monitoring system based on the MoviTHERM MIO I/O module is easily scalable without adding significant cost or complexity. Each MIO supports up to seven cameras. To monitor more cameras or to extend the I/O, simply add more MIO I/O modules.
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