The field trial gives manufacturers 30 days to evaluate advanced infrared monitoring in their own operations, with dedicated engineering support throughout.

AVIAN is offering industrial manufacturers a $99, 30-day field trial of its thermal monitoring system. The reason is simple: to help protect more people and facilities by lowering the cost of getting started, with a dedicated support team to help along the way.

AVIAN was founded to help protect industrial manufacturers around the globe. The trial gives more teams a practical way to start using the system, see how it works on their equipment and decide whether it is right for their operation before committing to a wider deployment.

The trial includes an AVIAN system for evaluation on site, dashboard and mobile app access, and a dedicated Slack channel with AVIAN engineers. Before the trial begins, the team helps review camera placement, mounting and network requirements. Support continues through onboarding, configuration and day-to-day questions during the evaluation.

Participants can review temperature changes during normal production, configure monitoring zones and evaluate alerts with the people who will respond to them. Questions from the plant floor go directly to the team building AVIAN.

AVIAN reports that no customer has left the company in the past three years. Drew Hanover, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder, attributes that loyalty to a continued dedication to solving customers' problems and implementing the features they need for their operations.

That relationship shapes how AVIAN develops its system. The team listens to operators, works through practical challenges with them and builds features around how their facilities actually run. The $99 trial gives new teams the opportunity to experience that same commitment from the beginning.

AVIAN brings infrared cameras, cloud software, AI filtering and operator alerts together in one system. Its new mobile app is rolling out to help operators receive alerts, check live thermal views and acknowledge events from their phones while moving around a facility.

The company continues to advance its AI filtering for routine industrial heat sources, including forklifts, loaders and welding activity. Thermal and motion patterns, together with scene context, help reduce nuisance alerts and focus attention on abnormal heat that warrants investigation.

The trial lets teams evaluate the complete experience: advanced infrared monitoring, software designed for everyday use and direct access to engineers dedicated to helping them put it to work.

At the end of the 30 days, AVIAN reviews the findings with the team and discusses whether the system fits the operation. Equipment, shipping, installation, payment and trial terms are confirmed before the evaluation begins, including ongoing pricing and equipment return arrangements.

AVIAN develops industrial infrared monitoring systems that help teams identify abnormal heat, emerging fire risks and equipment issues earlier. Combining thermal cameras, AI analysis, accessible software and direct engineering support, AVIAN helps industrial operators put continuous monitoring to work in their facilities.