Infrared thermal monitoring uses non-contact thermal imaging cameras to detect heat-related problems before they cause equipment failure, downtime, fires, or safety hazards. Choosing the right infrared wavelength is essential, and we explain the differences among short-wave infrared (SWIR), mid-wave infrared…
As thermal imaging cameras become increasingly cost-effective, more companies are implementing thermal monitoring into their process control. But, how to convert all that temperature data to actionable insight? This is what prompted Viper to develop proprietary software, ViperVision. Knowing firsthand…
April 2020: In light of recent events surrounding the pandemic status of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we wanted to let you know how Viper is responding. The disruptions in our communities with school and business closings and cancelled events are impacting…
Several camera companies have been in the news due to the NDAA blacklist. This post summarizes the law and why it’s relevant for many customers. What is the NDAA? The NDAA is the National Defense Authorization Act. The John S…
During the global pandemic of 2020, there was considerable media coverage about “fever scanners” and other devices designed to measure skin surface temperature. Even Dr. Fauci, NIH Director, weighed in on the subject in an interview with the chief of…
We’ve all had to make adjustments of varied degree to our everyday life in compliance with initiatives designed to mitigate the spread of Covid-19. While vaccination provides real hope, governments and businesses are increasingly accepting what epidemiologists have warned: “The…
When decision-makers seek to integrate new hardware into their automation process, they are often looking at a few key areas – the ease of use, price point, features, and the ability to utilize the hardware at multiple points throughout their…