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[NEWS] TBT to Participate in Japan’s Counter-Terrorism Exhibition “SEECAT 2026” ...

TBT to Participate in Japan’s Counter-Terrorism Exhibition “SEECAT 2026” and Showcase Its Anti-Drone System TBT Co., Ltd., a specialist in thermal imaging cameras and electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) systems, will participate in SEECAT 2026, a counter-terrorism and security exhibition held in Tokyo, Japan, where the company will showcase its anti-drone system and expand its presence in the global security market. SEECAT 2026 will be held from September 30 to October 2, 2026, at Tokyo Big Sight South Hall. The official name of the event is SEECAT (Special Equipment Exhibition & Conference for Anti-Terrorism) ’26, and the organizer introduces the exhibition as Japan’s only specialized exhibition dedicated to counter-terrorism. Marking its 20th edition, the event will operate as a closed business exhibition with strict visitor screening procedures. At the exhibition, TBT plans to present its anti-drone system, focusing on drone detection and countermeasure technologies. TBT specializes in the development and production of electro-optical precision control systems optimized for defense and commercial applications. Its product portfolio includes gyro-stabilized domes, turret-mounted electro-optical systems, LWIR and MWIR thermal imaging camera applications, and long-, medium-, and short-range surveillance camera systems. In particular, TBT’s drone detection solution is designed to detect unauthorized drones at short, medium, and long ranges based on the precision tracking performance of its EO/IR cameras. The company explains that its systemized solution, integrated with software and EMP-related technologies, enables the detection, tracking, and neutralization of unauthorized drones. SEECAT is a specialized exhibition that provides efficient business matching opportunities for public safety officials, including police, fire departments, and Japan Self-Defense Forces, as well as crisis management personnel responsible for critical infrastructure such as energy networks, transportation infrastructure, and large commercial facilities. Exhibited categories include robots and drones, port and maritime security, aerospace surveillance, detection, inspection and analysis, monitoring and alarm systems, EMP countermeasures, and advanced dual-use technologies. TBT’s participation is drawing attention as the importance of drone detection and countermeasure technologies continues to grow amid increasing threats from unauthorized drones targeting airports, critical facilities, military sites, and public infrastructure. TBT provides surveillance solutions combining thermal imaging cameras, laser rangefinders, lasers, IR LEDs, multi-sensor systems, and software. The company has built strong technological competitiveness in defense and security fields requiring 24-hour day-and-night surveillance and reliable performance in adverse weather conditions. A TBT representative stated, “SEECAT is a specialized business exhibition where we can directly meet end users in the fields of counter-terrorism, public safety, and critical infrastructure security. Through our participation, we aim to actively introduce TBT’s anti-drone system and EO/IR-based surveillance technologies to the Japanese and global security markets.” Through its participation in SEECAT 2026, TBT plans to expand partnerships in overseas public safety, defense, and critical infrastructure security markets, including Japan, while strengthening its global competitiveness in the fields of anti-drone and electro-optical surveillance systems.

[NEWS] Thermal Imaging Camera Specialist, Strengthens Future Industrial Competitiveness through ESG...

TBT Co., Ltd., a Thermal Imaging Camera Specialist, Strengthens Future Industrial Competitiveness through ESG Management TBT Co., Ltd., a specialist in thermal imaging cameras, is actively adopting ESG management centered on Environment, Social, and Governance principles, establishing a foundation for sustainable growth. Based on its advanced thermal imaging technologies, TBT has contributed to industrial safety and improved energy efficiency. By integrating ESG values across its overall business operations, the company is presenting a new direction for technology-driven enterprises. From an environmental perspective, TBT utilizes its thermal imaging camera technology to help minimize energy loss. By detecting heat leakage in real time across buildings, factories, and electrical facilities, the company contributes to improved energy efficiency and reduced carbon emissions. TBT is also reducing the environmental impact of its production processes by expanding the use of eco-friendly components and applying low-power design technologies. From a social perspective, TBT plays an important role in enhancing safety at industrial sites. Its thermal imaging cameras are used for fire prevention, equipment abnormality detection, and monitoring of hazardous areas, helping to protect the lives and safety of workers. As application expands across high-risk industrial sectors such as airports, power plants, and industrial facilities, TBT is also contributing to the strengthening of public safety infrastructure. In addition, the company continues to create social value through local community cooperation and technical training programs. From a governance perspective, TBT is building a transparent and responsible management system. The company enhances corporate trust through strengthened internal control systems and ethical management policies, while expanding communication with stakeholders to reinforce its foundation for sustainable management. In addition, TBT continues to secure technological competitiveness through an R&D-centered decision-making structure. A TBT representative stated, “Thermal imaging technology is not merely equipment, but a key solution that contributes to environmental protection and safety. Through ESG management, we will continue to grow as a company that realizes both technological innovation and social responsibility.” By combining technology with social value through ESG management, TBT Co., Ltd. is gaining attention as a company that will help lead a sustainable future across various fields, including smart cities, airport safety systems, and industrial automation. 

[NEWS] TBT, a Thermal Imaging Specialist, Targets the Defense and Security Market with an Ultra-Compact...

  TBT, a Thermal Imaging Specialist, Targets the Defense and Security Market with an Ultra-Compact Uncooled Module Suitable for Drone Integration As warfare rapidly shifts away from large platforms and toward small unmanned systems and asymmetric capabilities, the importance of compact and lightweight surveillance equipment for drones is growing. In line with this trend, TBT Co., Ltd., a specialist in thermal imaging cameras and electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) systems, has been gaining attention in the fields of drones, unmanned reconnaissance, and perimeter surveillance.  According to its website, TBT develops and manufactures electro-optical precision control systems and thermal imaging solutions optimized for both defense and commercial applications. The company presents a broad portfolio covering land, maritime, and airborne surveillance, as well as unmanned reconnaissance, drone detection, and OEM core products. In its company introduction, TBT states that it specializes in the development and production of electro-optical precision control systems tailored for defense and commercial needs. Its in-house strengths include:  · gyro-stabilized domes· turret-mounted electro-optical systems· LWIR-to-MWIR thermal imaging camera applications· long-, medium-, and short-range surveillance camera systems· temperature measurement and analysis technologies  One of the main reasons TBT has recently attracted particular attention is its ability to supply an ultra-compact uncooled thermal imaging module that can be mounted on drones. According to the product data provided by the user, TBT’s ultra-compact thermal imaging module is based on an uncooled microbolometer and has a body size of 32(W) x 32(H) x 29(D) mm, with a weight of under 40 g. It also emphasizes low-power and low-heat design, while supporting:  · various Ge lens options  · image-processing algorithms  · Sun-burn Protect  · multiple interface options including CVBS, Camera-link, BT.1120, and Ethernet TCP/IP These specifications can be considered a strong advantage in operating environments such as small drones or unmanned reconnaissance platforms, where payload weight and power consumption are highly sensitive factors. According to the product materials, the module is based on:  · 640x480 resolution  · 12 μm pixel pitch  · 8–14 μm spectral range It also supports functions such as:  · color palettes  · AGC presets  · Image Detail Enhancement (IDE)  · ROI  · both manual and automatic correction In other words, it is not merely a “small thermal sensor,” but a product designed with the image quality and operational convenience needed for actual surveillance and reconnaissance missions. This makes it well suited for drone missions that require improved target detection in environments where visible-light systems are limited, such as night surveillance, smoke, and fog.  Industry observers believe that as drone platforms continue to become smaller and lighter, demand for high-performance, compact, and lightweight uncooled thermal imaging modules will keep growing.  In this context, TBT is expected to further strengthen its presence as a supplier of ultra-compact uncooled modules for reconnaissance and surveillance drones, supported by its capabilities in thermal imaging modules, EO/IR systems, drone detection, and unmanned reconnaissance-related solutions.