Developed by FPS Food Process Solutions in partnership with Eigen Innovations, FPS Thermal Intelligence combines advanced thermal imaging and AI-powered analytics to deliver continuous thermal visibility across food processing operations. The enterprise-ready platform provides real-time monitoring and early detection of abnormal thermal conditions, helping identify potential issues before they impact safety, reliability, product quality, or production.

By continuously analyzing thermal imagery alongside operational data, FPS Thermal Intelligence detects emerging safety risks, equipment degradation, and process abnormalities across the entire field of view. The solution can be deployed on virtually any heat-generating asset, including fryers, ovens, dryers, motors, bearings, gearboxes, pumps, conveyors, process piping, and other critical equipment throughout the facility.

Unlike traditional inspections that provide only periodic snapshots, FPS Thermal Intelligence delivers 24/7 thermal awareness. AI-powered analytics identify developing hot spots, abnormal heat patterns, and early warning signs of equipment failure, enabling teams to respond before minor issues become costly disruptions.

Its remote, non-contact monitoring approach enhances worker safety by reducing the need for manual inspections of hazardous or difficult-to-access equipment. Continuous thermal trend analysis supports predictive maintenance strategies, improves maintenance effectiveness, and helps minimize unplanned downtime.

With plant-wide thermal awareness and actionable insights, food processors can improve safety, increase asset reliability, reduce fire risk, and optimize operational performance. The platform helps organizations move from reactive troubleshooting to proactive decision-making by transforming thermal data into real-time operational intelligence.

FPS Thermal Intelligence delivers the confidence to protect assets, strengthen reliability, and maintain consistent production performance while reducing total cost of ownership across the facility.