Thermography offers diagnostic applications for veterinarians
By Robbie Ward
For the Daily News (MS)
Until recently, Scott Willard of Mississippi State University considered himself a bovine reproductive physiologist, not an entrepreneur selling artwork generated from thermal imaging or a provider of services and devices to fellow scientists.
An animal and dairy sciences department researcher at the university, he now is adding businessman to the professional hats he wears.
Willard recently established RAMS — an acronym for Remote Animal Monitoring Solutions — a company offering a variety of services and products to the livestock industry, as well as other research scientists and large animal managers.
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