Episode 17: The Integrators Dilemma | The Thermal Review Podcast

In this episode of The Thermal Review, hosts David Bursell and Markus Tarin from MoviTHERM dive into the unique challenges faced by thermal vision integrators trying to scale their businesses. 🛠️📈

Join us as we explore the hurdles of expansion, from technical difficulties to market competition, and discover how MoviTHERM’s innovative IoT Cloud Solutions can pave the way for growth and success. 🚀💡

🔍 Episode Highlights:

Common struggles thermal vision integrators encounter when scaling Insightful tips and strategies for overcoming these challenges How MoviTHERM's IoT Cloud Solutions can revolutionize your business Tune in to learn from industry experts and gain valuable knowledge to elevate your thermal imaging business to new heights!

🎙️ About the Hosts:

David Bursell and Markus Tarin bring years of experience and expertise in the field of thermal imaging, making them the perfect guides for navigating the complex landscape of business integration and expansion. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode!

Welcome back to The Thermal Review, your go-to podcast delving into the intricate world of thermal imaging technologies. In this episode, your hosts David Bursell and Markus Tarin embark on an insightful comparison journey between two essential input-output devices: the MoviTHERM MIO and the iTL Gateway.

Starting with a brief recap of our previous discussion on the MoviTHERM MIO from Episode 15, we then shift gears to introduce the Intelligent Thermal Link Gateway, commonly known as iTL. Throughout this episode, we unravel the unique applications, inputs, and outputs of each device, offering listeners a comprehensive understanding of their roles within thermal imaging systems.

Whether you're a seasoned professional in the field or simply intrigued by technological advancements, this episode promises to enrich your knowledge and provide clarity on when and how to utilize the MIO or iTL Gateway for your specific thermal imaging needs.

Join us as we navigate through the evolving landscape of thermal imaging IO devices, addressing common questions and simplifying the setup process for monitoring and control programs. Tune in now to gain valuable insights and stay ahead in the realm of thermal imaging technology.

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In this episode, we discuss the critical considerations and advantages of using infrared thermography in a package inspection line.

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