Products · Industrial monitoring
Demo coming soon · Sept 2026Hardware + application monitoring for industrial kiln drying — dry/wet bulb conditions, DRI tracking, and operator alerts. Built from real kiln-operation experience.
DryLogix is owned by MDTI Service Software, LLC under Morriss Dynamix Technologies Inc. Demo release is targeted for September 2026, with pilot demonstrations planned afterward.
Industrial monitoring · kiln drying
Kiln operators, wood drying facilities, industrial maintenance
Demo coming soon · Sept 2026
MDTI Service Software, LLC (MDTI portfolio)
DryLogix is a kiln monitoring system pairing purpose-built hardware with an application dashboard. It is designed to help operators see drying conditions clearly, track process indicators over time, and get notified when something needs attention — without relying only on manual checks or paper logs.
The product focus is practical aftermarket use on industrial dryers, with initial design attention on Nyle L53 / L200 class equipment.
Kiln drying quality and efficiency depend on stable, well-understood conditions. When dry and wet bulb readings, DRI trends, or equipment status are hard to see in one place, operators spend more time walking the floor, miss early warning signs, and have less data to improve schedules and loads.
Core temperature and humidity-related conditions used to understand the drying environment.
Drying-rate indicators so operators can see how a cycle is progressing, not only a single snapshot.
Notifications when conditions or system status need attention — aimed at faster, more confident decisions on the floor.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Primary focus | Nyle L53 / L200 class kiln equipment |
| Deployment style | Aftermarket monitoring (add-on to existing operations) |
| Operators | Wood drying and industrial kiln teams |
| IP / product owner | MDTI Service Software, LLC |
Exact pilot eligibility, install approach, and commercial terms will be confirmed as the demo package is finalized. Interest lists help prioritize outreach after release.
DryLogix requirements were informed by real kiln and wood-processing experience at Morriss Wood, LLC — part of the MDTI operating portfolio. The goal is productized monitoring that reflects how drying work actually runs day to day, not a generic industrial sensor package with no operator context.
Photos, diagrams, and how-it-works visuals will be added here as they are ready.
Request a demo conversation. We will follow up on timeline (Sept 2026 demo), pilot fit, and your equipment.