FLIR makes strong thermal cameras. AVIAN is the system that makes fixed thermal monitoring useful day to day. We handle the coverage recommendation, detection logic, alerts, dashboards, RGB verification, and response paths—so your team is not stuck turning a camera feed into a monitoring program.

No. That is one of the main reasons AVIAN exists. Your operators should not need to understand emissivity, reflected temperature, regions, thresholds, and thermal tuning just to know when something is wrong. AVIAN turns thermal data into clear alerts your team can act on.

AVIAN removes the setup work that usually comes after buying cameras: deciding where they go, defining monitored zones, tuning alert logic, setting up notifications, building dashboards, and preparing data paths for PLC or alarm workflows. Instead of buying hardware and then starting an engineering project, you get a working monitoring system.

AVIAN is designed to be useful from day one. The system is deployed with the coverage recommendation, alert logic, dashboards, and response paths already planned. Your team does not have to spend months configuring thresholds, workflows, or integrations before it starts helping.

AVIAN does not rely on one generic temperature threshold. We tune monitoring around your equipment, process, and normal operating behavior. The system filters irrelevant heat from people, vehicles, and background activity so alerts focus on equipment-driven changes that deserve attention.

Yes. AVIAN pairs thermal data with RGB context so your team can quickly verify what is happening. That matters because a temperature alarm alone can still leave operators guessing. AVIAN helps show where the heat is, what equipment is involved, and whether action is needed.

Yes. AVIAN can route alerts to the right people and make temperature and alarm data available through MQTT, Modbus TCP, EtherNet/IP, or alarm workflows. Your controls team or system integrator stays in control of the PLC logic and any shutdown actions.

We design coverage around the areas where heat becomes risk: conveyors, bearings, motors, transfer points, electrical cabinets, silo legs, grinders, ducts, and other high-risk process areas. You are not expected to build the coverage recommendation or monitoring strategy yourself.

It reduces dependence on them. Manual rounds are periodic. AVIAN monitors continuously, including nights, weekends, and times when no one is standing near the equipment. Your team can still inspect, but they are no longer relying only on scheduled checks to catch developing heat events.

AVIAN continues to support the system after deployment. As your process changes, we help review events, tune detection, adjust coverage, and improve alert behavior. The goal is not just to install cameras. It is to keep the monitoring useful over time.

Yes. AVIAN gives you clearer evidence of operational risk controls: continuous monitoring, alert history, response paths, and documented intervention. Insurance outcomes depend on the carrier, underwriting process, site history, and risk profile. But AVIAN gives you stronger data to bring into those conversations.