Headquartered in Luxembourg, Intorel conducts business worldwide. Intorel’s solutions have been used by hundreds of ground stations, across 6 continents. Its workforce is consisted of experienced, highly motivated professionals from all around the Europe. Intorel SARL was founded in 2001 as Limited Liability Company. By the end of 2002 the company’s flagship product – Visionic Professional was out on the market. 

 The company’s wide range of products can be used for any industrial application that requires reliability, automation and advanced features, regardless of type or size of an organization. In particular, Intorel products have been used for monitoring and controlling satellite earth stations, sat-com systems, TT&C; stations, broadcast stations and other satellite-related systems. 
 http://www.satmagazine.com/cgi-bin/display_article.cgi?number=49041600. Even so, Intorel’s team of professionals constantly seeks for innovations. 

  
 == References == 

  
 * Pals uses the Visionic Universal M&C; system developped by Intorel (www.intorel.com ), pals.com, November 14, 2006. 
 * CASE STUDY - The COTS Benefit — Intorel's Visionic  SatMagazine, satmagazine.com,  September 7, 2008. 
 * Intorel launches new version of pioneering Visionic 'click an drag' monitoring and control system for broadcasters by Tom Bandenburg, creativemac.digitalmedianet.com,  April 12, 2007. 
 * Intorel has rolled out Visionic version 4.2, a monitoring and control solution for the broadcast and satellite industry, satellitetoday.com,  February 20, 2009. 
 * The whole system is controlled by the Visionic monitoring & control system, hiltron-communications.com.com. 
 * Intorel announces new Visionic Updates with launch of Version 3.55 satellite monitoring and control system by Duncan Burford,  September 17, 2007. 

  
 == External links == 
 * Official website 
 * Intorel homepage 
 * About Intorel webpage 
 * Visionic products Intorel products. 

  
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