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TBT Achieves Consecutive Successes in National Critical Infrastructure Surveillance and Anti-Drone..

  TBT Achieves Consecutive Successes in National Critical Infrastructure Surveillance and Anti-Drone Fields  Incheon Port Authority Enhances 24/7 Port Surveillance with TBT EO/IR SystemsTBT recently completed the successful delivery of three units of its flagship TMS-20M EO/IR system for the Incheon Port Authority’s port security enhancement project.The objective of this project was to establish a smart port surveillance system capable of providing continuous day-and-night monitoring of key facilities at Incheon Port, while maintaining stable situational awareness even under adverse weather conditions.In recent years, port security has evolved beyond simple CCTV monitoring into a more advanced system capable of rapidly detecting and responding to various threats such as vessels, vehicles, and intruders at long range. In this environment, TBT’s TMS-20M EO/IR system combines a high-zoom EO camera with a high-performance thermal imaging camera, delivering clear optical imagery during the day and seamless surveillance performance at night or in fog, rain, and smoke through thermal imaging.This deployment demonstrates that TBT’s EO/IR technology has earned a high level of trust in the national port security sector, and it is expected to serve as an important foundation for future expansion into the smart port and critical infrastructure security markets.Protecting a National Key Port Through the Yeosu–Gwangyang Port Anti-Drone Defense SystemTBT has also confirmed the supply of its TMS-20 EO/IR system and a 600mm NYX cooled thermal imaging module for the Yeosu–Gwangyang Port anti-drone system project, further demonstrating its competitiveness in the domestic port protection market.Yeosu–Gwangyang Port is one of Korea’s major state-managed ports, playing a critical role in national logistics and the energy industry. In response to growing threats such as illegal drone filming, facility intrusion, and broader security risks, the port has been advancing the deployment of an advanced surveillance system.In this project, TBT’s EO/IR system will support the rapid identification and tracking of drones by operating in conjunction with radar and RF detection equipment, based on its long-range detection capability and high-precision target tracking performance.In particular, the 600mm NYX cooled thermal imaging module to be supplied alongside the system provides high-resolution thermal imagery even at long distances, ensuring stable detection performance at night and in adverse weather conditions. It is expected to serve as a core sensor for the protection of nationally important facilities.This is a meaningful achievement that demonstrates TBT’s position not merely as a thermal imaging camera manufacturer, but as a specialized provider of integrated EO/IR-based anti-drone surveillance solutions.Anti-Drone Systems Evolving with AI-Based EO/IR TechnologyAs incidents involving illegal drone intrusion targeting conflict zones and national critical facilities continue to increase around the world, drones are no longer viewed simply as hobby aircraft, but as a new and serious security threat. For national critical infrastructure such as airports, ports, power plants, and military facilities, the importance of anti-drone systems capable of early detection, rapid identification, and persistent tracking has never been greater.In this environment, EO/IR cameras serve as the “eyes” of anti-drone systems, acting as the core sensor that provides final identification and continuous tracking of targets initially detected by radar and RF detection equipment.TBT’s TMS-20 series delivers long-range surveillance performance based on high-performance EO and thermal imaging cameras, while also applying AI-based object recognition and auto-tracking (AI Auto Detection & Tracking) technology. This enables the system to automatically recognize and continuously track a wide range of objects including drones, vehicles, vessels, and people, in real time.By reducing the burden on operators while supporting rapid and accurate situational response, the system ensures stable operational performance even in complex surveillance environments.Going forward, TBT will continue to advance its AI video analytics and EO/IR fusion technologies, leading the next generation of anti-drone and integrated surveillance solutions responsible for protecting national critical infrastructure across airports, ports, defense, and industrial facilities. 

TBT to Participate in MSPO 2026 as Part of the Korea Pavilion

   Overview of MSPO 2026 ParticipationTBT is scheduled to participate in MSPO 2026, the International Defence Industry Exhibition, which will be held from September 8 to 11, 2026, in Kielce, Poland, as part of the Korea Pavilion.MSPO is one of the leading defense industry exhibitions in Central and Eastern Europe, bringing together major defense companies, government organizations, military officials, procurement agencies, system integrators, and security industry professionals from around the world.TBT’s participation in MSPO 2026 will provide an opportunity to introduce its thermal imaging technology and EO/IR surveillance solutions to key customers and partners in the European market. The exhibition will also serve as a platform to discuss practical product applications based on real operational requirements. Through this event, TBT plans to actively explore new cooperation opportunities across Europe.Expanding Cooperation with Buyers and PartnersThrough its participation in the Korea Pavilion at MSPO 2026, TBT aims to strengthen direct communication with European buyers, system integrators, defense companies, and security solution partners.During the exhibition, TBT plans to hold business consultations focused on key project review items, including product specifications, application areas, delivery schedules, customized configurations, and system integration possibilities.In particular, TBT will present its thermal camera modules as core components that can be integrated into customers’ existing systems and applied to various platform development and localization projects. TBT will also introduce its EO/IR surveillance systems as complete surveillance solutions suitable for customers requiring fully integrated products, with flexible configurations available depending on field conditions.Expected Outcomes for TBTTBT expects its participation in MSPO 2026 to help increase brand awareness in the European defense and security market while providing valuable opportunities to directly understand the requirements of local customers.In addition, participation in the Korea Pavilion will allow TBT to showcase the competitiveness of Korean thermal imaging technology, strengthen relationships with existing partners, and support the discovery of new buyers.Moving forward, TBT will continue to expand its global network and increase customer engagement through participation in international exhibitions. Based on stable quality, responsive technical support, and proven product application experience, TBT will continue to provide reliable thermal imaging and EO/IR surveillance solutions while creating long-term cooperation opportunities in various international projects.Visitors to the TBT booth at the Korea Pavilion during MSPO 2026 will be able to see TBT’s thermal camera modules and EO/IR surveillance systems firsthand.  

TMS-20 Passes 40 m/s Wind Tunnel, IEC-Based EMC, and Salt Resistance Tests

  Extreme environment verification completed, demonstrating reliability across diverse operating conditionsThe TMS-20 model has successfully passed a recently conducted 40 m/s wind tunnel test, IEC-based EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) test, and salt resistance test, demonstrating its outstanding performance and reliability.These tests were carried out to verify stable operation under various environmental conditions. The TMS-20 showed excellent performance even under demanding conditions that may occur in real operating environments, including strong winds, electromagnetic interference, and salt exposure.First, the wind tunnel test recreated typhoon-level wind conditions with a maximum wind speed of 40 m/s to evaluate the product’s structural stability and operational performance. As a result, the TMS-20 maintained stable operation despite strong winds and changes in wind direction, with no performance degradation or abnormalities found in its major structures or systems. This confirmed that the product can operate reliably even under extreme weather conditions.The EMC test, conducted to verify electromagnetic compatibility, was performed based on IEC international standards. IEC EMC standards evaluate whether electrical and electronic equipment can operate properly in various electromagnetic environments without interfering with other equipment, while also maintaining normal operation under external electromagnetic interference.During the test, the TMS-20 met electromagnetic emission requirements and maintained stable operation even under external electromagnetic conditions. This demonstrated its reliable operation across various electromagnetic environments, including industrial sites, public infrastructure, and communication environments.In addition, the TMS-20 achieved excellent results in the salt resistance test, which was conducted with coastal and maritime environments in mind. Through testing in a salt spray environment, the corrosion resistance of major components and structures was verified, confirming that performance degradation caused by corrosion can be minimized even during long-term operation.A company representative stated, “These tests were an important process for objectively verifying the technical maturity and quality competitiveness of the TMS-20. By passing the 40 m/s wind tunnel test, IEC-based EMC test, and salt resistance test, we confirmed that the product meets the performance standards required in various operating environments.”The representative added, “These verification results will further strengthen the stability and reliability of the product. We will continue to provide customers with even more reliable products through ongoing research and development, as well as continuous quality innovation.”Through these test results, the TMS-20 has proven that it can deliver stable performance under diverse operating conditions, including strong winds, electromagnetic interference, and salt exposure. It is expected to expand its application scope across various markets, including industrial, public-sector, and special-purpose fields.

TBT to Attend Eurosatory 2026 and Introduce Anti-Drone Systems to the Global Defense and ...

 TBT to Attend Eurosatory 2026 and Introduce Anti-Drone Systems to the Global Defense and Security Market   TBT Co., Ltd., a specialist in thermal imaging cameras and electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) systems, will attend Eurosatory 2026, a leading international defense and security exhibition held in Paris, France. During the exhibition, TBT will conduct on-site meetings with global customers and partners to introduce its key solutions.   Eurosatory 2026 will take place from June 15 to 19, 2026, at the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre in France. As a major international exhibition dedicated to the defense and security industries, the event brings together defense and security professionals, government agencies, military representatives, leading companies, and technology experts from around the world.   Although TBT will not operate a separate booth at the exhibition, all members of the Global Business Team will visit the venue to hold business meetings with overseas customers and partners. Through its attendance, TBT plans to identify the latest technology trends in the global defense and security market while actively introducing its product portfolio and technological capabilities, including its anti-drone system.   In particular, TBT will conduct customized consultations focusing on product lines applicable to defense and security environments, including drone detection and response solutions, thermal imaging cameras, EO/IR surveillance systems, and perimeter surveillance solutions. With the growing need to respond to small unmanned aerial vehicles and asymmetric threats, overseas market interest in anti-drone systems and high-performance surveillance solutions is expected to continue increasing.   A TBT representative stated, “Eurosatory is an important business platform where key stakeholders from the global defense and security industry gather. Through our attendance, we plan to communicate directly with overseas customers and introduce TBT’s anti-drone systems and EO/IR-based solutions to a wider global audience.”   The representative added, “Customers and partners who wish to meet with TBT during the exhibition are encouraged to contact us in advance. We will be available on-site to provide product introductions and technical consultations. TBT will continue to actively promote its technological competitiveness and cooperation opportunities in the global market.”   Overseas customers, partners, and industry representatives interested in consulting with TBT during Eurosatory 2026 may contact the company through TBT’s official website or the relevant department. 

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.

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. 

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. 

TBT Co., Ltd. Gains Attention for Its Employee-Centered Welfare Culture Through an In-House Library

  TBT Co., Ltd. Gains Attention for Its Employee-Centered Welfare Culture Through an In-House Library and a Book Request Program Supporting Employee Growth TBT Co., Ltd. is expanding employee welfare beyond simple convenience and building a corporate culture that supports employee growth and engagement.   The company recently introduced several welfare facilities, including an in-house book café, café, and fitness center, to create an environment where employees can relax, communicate, and recharge comfortably. In particular, the in-house book café is designed as a space where employees can read, rest, and exchange ideas. It is also presented as a welfare space that supports intellectual growth by offering books in areas such as the humanities, management, and technology.   One of the key strengths of TBT’s in-house library space is that it is more than just a lounge with books. In a quiet atmosphere, employees can take a short mental break during work, look up useful information, and share new ideas with colleagues. This gives the space the character of a multi-purpose cultural area. According to the company, the book café is intended to provide both intellectual growth and relaxing downtime for employees.   TBT has also attracted attention by improving the usefulness of its in-house library through a book request program. Under this system, the company purchases books requested by employees. This is meaningful because the company does not choose books only from a top-down perspective, but instead expands its collection based on employees’ interests and practical work needs. By adding books in areas such as technology trends, business strategy, self-development, and the humanities according to employee demand, the company is seen as creating a positive cycle in which welfare connects directly to practical work capability and personal growth.   TBT’s welfare policy goes beyond the book café. The in-house café, operated by a professional barista, is introduced as a space where employees can take a short break from busy work and naturally interact with one another. The in-house fitness center, equipped with modern exercise equipment, supports employees in managing their health before and after work or during lunch breaks. Through these facilities, the company says it is making efforts to help employees achieve work-life balance.   In a published article, TBT also stated that it will continue investing in the work environment and employee welfare under the principle that “a company can only grow when its employees are happy.” As a company leading the field of advanced precision technologies such as electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) surveillance systems, thermal imaging cameras, and drone detection solutions, TBT is receiving positive recognition for pursuing not only technological advancement, but also investment in people and improvements in organizational culture. 

The Growing Importance of Military Product Certification Amid Rising Military Tensions

As global geopolitical conditions become increasingly unstable, military tensions are rising. In this environment, the importance of military standard certification to ensure the reliability and stability of products used in military equipment is becoming more significant. In particular, electronic and mechanical components used in military systems must operate reliably even in extreme environments. Two of the most representative standards used to verify this are MIL-STD-810 and MIL-STD-461.MIL-STD-810Military equipment is operated in much harsher conditions than typical industrial products. Environmental factors such as extreme desert heat, freezing temperatures in polar regions, strong shock and vibration, humidity, and dust can all affect equipment performance. To evaluate whether equipment can operate reliably under these conditions, the United States Department of Defense established the testing standard MIL-STD-810.MIL-STD-810 is a standard used to evaluate the environmental durability of military equipment. Its official title is Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests. It verifies the durability and reliability of equipment by simulating various environmental conditions such as temperature changes, shock, vibration, humidity, altitude, sand, and dust. Products that meet this standard are considered capable of maintaining high reliability even in real battlefield environments.MIL-STD-461Another important factor in military equipment is electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Modern military systems are composed of many electronic devices, and interference between these systems can lead to performance degradation or system malfunction. The standard applied to address these issues is MIL-STD-461.MIL-STD-461 defines requirements for electromagnetic emissions (EMI) and electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) of military equipment. It ensures that equipment does not emit excessive electromagnetic interference while also maintaining stable operation in external electromagnetic environments. This standard is essential in environments where multiple military systems such as radar, communication equipment, and weapon systems operate simultaneously.Experts note that as military tensions increase, the role of certification systems that ensure the performance and reliability of military equipment is becoming more important. Beyond simple technological competition, verifying that equipment can function reliably in real operational environments is directly connected to national security.Amid growing emphasis on military standards, TBT’s TMS-20 series EO/IR (Electro-Optical and Infrared) camera equipment has drawn attention for obtaining both MIL-STD-810 and MIL-STD-461 certification. The TMS-20 series EO/IR cameras are key systems based on electro-optical and infrared technologies that enable target detection and surveillance both day and night, even in adverse weather conditions. They play an important role in surveillance, reconnaissance, and security missions.In particular, the TMS-20 series EO/IR cameras have been verified through MIL-STD-810 testing to operate reliably under various environmental conditions including extreme temperatures, vibration, shock, and humidity. They also meet the requirements of MIL-STD-461, allowing them to maintain stable performance even in environments with electromagnetic interference. By securing these certifications, the system has demonstrated that it can perform reliable missions in a wide range of operational environments including deserts, maritime areas, and mountainous regions.For companies participating in the defense industry, military standard certification is no longer simply an option but a necessary technological capability. Products that comply with MIL-STD-810 and MIL-STD-461 can demonstrate reliability for military operational environments and are also used as important evaluation criteria in the international defense market.As military technology becomes increasingly precise and electronically integrated, product certification and testing systems based on strict military standards are expected to continue playing a critical role in the defense industry.

Rising Tensions in the Middle East Highlight “Thermal Surveillance Technology”… Interest in Korea’s

 Rising Tensions in the Middle East Highlight “Thermal Surveillance Technology”… Interest in Korea’s TBT Security SolutionsAs military tensions continue to rise in the Middle East, particularly involving the United States, Iraq, and Israel, surveillance technologies capable of responding to drones, missiles, and asymmetric attacks are gaining attention in the global defense industry.In particular, thermal imaging–based surveillance systems and EO/IR (electro-optical/infrared) technologies are emerging as key equipment, drawing increasing interest in the technological capabilities of companies operating in this field.Increase in Drone and Night-Time Infiltration ThreatsUnlike past conflicts, recent disputes in the Middle East are characterized by the growing use of small drones, low-altitude infiltration, and unmanned reconnaissance, representing asymmetric tactics.These threats are often difficult to detect using traditional systems such as CCTV or radar alone.As a result, key facilities, including military bases, oil and gas infrastructure, ports, and airports, are increasingly deploying integrated security systems using thermal imaging cameras and EO/IR-based surveillance technologies.EO/IR systems offer several advantages:• Ability to detect and track targets both day and night• Stable surveillance capability even in harsh weather conditionsKorean Company TBT Developing Thermal Surveillance TechnologyOne of the companies developing such technologies is TBT Co., Ltd., a Korean security solutions provider.TBT develops and manufactures defense and industrial surveillance equipment based on thermal imaging cameras and electro-optical precision control systems.The company’s key technologies include:• Thermal imaging cameras and infrared sensor modules• Long-range surveillance systems based on EO/IR technology• Electro-optical equipment for air, maritime, and ground surveillance• Drone detection and perimeter security solutionsThese systems can be used for night surveillance, long-range tracking, and drone detection, making them highly valuable technologies in the fields of military and national security.Growing Demand for Energy Infrastructure ProtectionThe Middle East hosts some of the world’s largest oil and gas production facilities and pipeline networks.Due to ongoing conflicts, security for these critical infrastructures has become increasingly important, driving demand for 24-hour surveillance systems.EO/IR-based surveillance systems are widely used in environments such as:• Long-range perimeter monitoring in desert regions• Pipeline and storage facility security• Port and military base surveillance• Unmanned monitoring and drone detectionThermal imaging technology is particularly valuable because it can detect targets in smoke, fog, and nighttime environments. This makes it a critical tool for energy facility protection and military perimeter security operations.Global Defense Surveillance Technology Market Expected to ExpandDefense industry experts predict that as drone warfare and unmanned surveillance systems continue to expand, the market for EO/IR-based surveillance equipment will experience significant growth.Demand for such technologies is expected to increase across areas including:• Border surveillance• Military base protection• Energy infrastructure security• Smart defense surveillance systemsAn industry official stated:“In modern conflict environments, sensor technologies capable of detecting threats that are invisible to the naked eye are the most important. Thermal imaging and EO/IR-based surveillance technologies are becoming core technologies in the next generation of defense and security industries.”