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Pair the Thor 002 and bring its live thermal view into the active Inspector Studio inspection.
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View the live feed, capture thermal evidence, and attach it to the right finding without leaving Inspector Studio. No exports. No app switching. Starting with Thermal Master Thor 002.
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The goal is simple: let inspectors work from the live thermal view, collect the evidence they need, and keep building the report they are already inside.
Pair the Thor 002 and bring its live thermal view into the active Inspector Studio inspection.
Freeze the frame, preserve the visual evidence, and keep the temperature context with it.
Attach the capture to the right system or finding while you are still standing in front of it.
Thor 002 brings the image quality and measurement range inspectors need in the field. Inspector Studio is being designed to make everything that happens after the trigger feel immediate.
Document thermal anomalies around ceilings, walls, plumbing fixtures, and other areas that warrant deeper moisture evaluation.
Capture abnormal heat signatures at panels, breakers, wiring, and connections while the finding is still in front of you.
Illustrate air leakage, missing insulation, and uneven heating or cooling with evidence clients can understand immediately.
We’re working toward real-time viewing and direct capture with Thermal Master hardware. Join Inspector Studio early access to follow the integration as it takes shape.
Inspector Studio and Thermal Master are independent companies with no financial affiliation. Neither company pays the other in connection with this integration, and Inspector Studio receives no commissions, kickbacks, referral fees, or other compensation from Thermal Master. We have mutually agreed to support one another—and our shared customers—as this integration is developed.