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Infrared
temperature-measurement products were introduced in the 1980s by
Everest Interscience, Inc. These instruments have included many
award-winning designs. In the 1990s our President and CEO, Charles E.
"Gene" Everest, introduced the first infrared transducers that are
completely self-contained and microcomputer-based. In the recent
years, Mr. Everest has continued to develop new and innovative instruments
with regard to speed of response, accuracy, instrument size and sighting
capabilities. These new research projects have revolutionized infrared
temperature sensors, providing new instruments for a variety of
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In the 1980s,
Everest Interscience, Inc. introduced infrared temperature-measurement
products.
Everest Interscience, Inc. was co-founded by Charles E. "Gene" Everest.
Mr. Everest possesses more than thirty years of continuous career efforts of
designing electro-optical instruments, the last twenty-two years of which have
been spent specializing in the design of infrared surface temperature
measurement thermometers and sensors.
Subsequent to earning his BSEE from MIT in 1957, he joined Bell and Howell
Corporation in Pasadena, California, designing electro-optical recording
oscillographs. After working at the Bell and Howell Research Center in
Pasadena and Rockwell International Microelectronics in Anaheim,
California, Mr. Everest became a consultant in his chosen field in 1969.
He designed Wahl Corporation's line of infrared thermometers in the early 1970s,
including the world's first digital handheld infrared thermometer in 1973.
In the mid-1970s, he designed Telatemp Corporation's line of infrared
thermometers.
His third generation and subsequent generations have been designed for
Everest over the last twenty-two years. In that time, he has been a guest
lecturer in Australia, China, Canada, Italy, and at various technical meetings
and universities in the United States.
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