2010
Building it Clean: DAGE-MTI CLEANROOM LAB
2009
Other 2009 News
08.15.09
Dage-MTI builds specialized IR laser spot camera
Dage-MTI contracted to build specialized, environmentally protected infrared cameras for smart bomb testing.
06.05.09
Dage-MTI live video technology used for water analysis & management
Dage-MTI cameras and monitors were critical to the video-enhanced phase contrast live imaging and display of ultra-thin "sheaths" which cannot normally be seen visually, but which surround the common algae known as Anabaena.
News Archives
02.14.08
XL16 cooled cameras selected for use in DNA analysis systems
01.15.08
Dage-MTI unveils new cooled camera series
09.12.07
ImageJ plug-in for Excel series cameras offers powerful imaging solutions
The Excel series firewire cameras are fully compatible with the powerful ImageJ image analysis program created at the National Institutes of Health. A plug-in for the Excel cameras allows the user maximum benefit of this open-source software available to the public.
03.18.07
Excel cameras’ operation verified under Linux
Dage-MTI announced the Excel series cameras’ operation has been verified under Linux.
02.19.07
Excel series high resolution Firewire cameras used in cancer research system
02.07.07
Dage-MTI announces HR-90 monitor selected for surveillance project.
Dage-MTI announced the selection of the HR-90 monochrome monitor for a special surveillance project. The application required a monitor configured for underscan.
01.31.07
Dage-MTI’s high resolution Firewire camera (XLMC) captured image of fluorescent cells used on magazine’s front cover.
Dage-MTI announced its high resolution Excel series digital camera (XLMC) was used to capture the image used on the front cover of the trade journal, Microscopy Today (January 2007, Volume 15, Number 1). The images of cultured fibroblasts were achieved using the XLMC color camera (2048x2048)
11.01.06
Dage-MTI featured in article on advanced manufacturing
Dage-MTI was featured in the Northwest Indiana Business Quarterly, Fall 2006.
The article presents an overview of the changes in technology the company has experienced and explores the transition from hand-stuffed circuit boards to the utilization of state-of-the-art circuit boards using surface-mount components.
09.01.06
Dage-MTI owners serve on Purdue University North Central Advisory Board
Dage-MTI’s owners, John and Peggy Moore, are serving on Purdue North Central University’s Advisory Board for Academic Affairs. At the request of Chancellor James B. Dworkin, their involvement will provide direction and review of undergraduate and graduate degree proposals, recruitment of students (including international), recruitment of new faculty members, promoting PNC to surrounding communities, along with fundraising for academic programs at PNC.
07.31.06
Dage-MTI featured on TV news program
Dage-MTI was featured on the TV News program “Inside Indiana Business with Gerry Dick” on PBS. The TV show took viewers behind the scenes of the company, the nation’s oldest video camera manufacturer, in a special weekend edition. The TV News program covered the manufacturing process of video cameras and changes in production technology. Technicians were shown manufacturing cameras using high efficiency methods.
The program also featured the uses of video cameras in biomedical and industrial applications. One segment showed examination of tissue specimens with video.
11.09.05
Dage-MTI Honored by Governor
Gov. Mitch Daniels has honored a longtime Michigan City company with the Governor’s Hall Century Business Award.
John and Peggy Moore, owners of Dage-MTI, received the award in recognition of the company’s 50 years of operation and involvement in the community. Dage-MTI is a manufacturer of analog and digital video cameras and monitors for science, industry and government. It is the oldest video camera manufacturer in the United States.
Dage Television was founded in 1952 and made closed-circuit televisions and industrial controls for several corporate owners. Dage was merged with Maryland Telecommunications, Inc. in 1975 and was purchased by the Moore’s in 2003. Under their direction, the company has expanded its product line from the traditional analog cameras to also include the next generation of digital cameras.
“Dage-MTI is a great example of how a local Michigan City company can grow and succeed by embracing new technology and involvement in the community,” said Mayor Chuck Oberlie. “Dage-MTI is a true high tech firm, and John and Peggy Moore have been excellent promoters of the Michigan City economy”, Oberlie added.
Peggy Moore is a board member of the Michigan City Economic Development Council and serves on the Operating Council for the Entrepreneur Center. John Moore serves on MCEDC's Technology Committee, as well as the Chamber of Commerce's Manufacturing Council.
03.17.05
Purdue University President Tours Dage-MTI
Purdue University President, Martin Jischke, toured Dage-MTI recently, praising the company as an “asset to our state.” He was a guest of Dage owners John and Peggy Moore, and was accompanied by Victor L. Lechtenberg, Purdue Vice Provost for Engagement, and others.
Dage was selected as a stop on President Jischke’s state-wide tour for its advanced technologies in design and manufacture of digital cameras. Jischke and others toured the Dage facility and were treated to an advance preview of Dage’s new Excel firewire camera series.
Purdue has long been held in the highest regard as one of the nation’s foremost engineering universities. Dage has been a leader in advanced visual technology for more than 50 years. Today, its products are among the leading brands in the scientific and industrial markets.
04.01.04
Dage-MTI purchased by John and Peggy Moore |
