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[NEWS] A New Eye for Cultural Heritage Protection: Thermal Imaging Cameras
- DATE 2025. 09. 09
- VIEWS 50
Threats to cultural heritage
Cultural heritage is a precious legacy that embodies our history and spirit. Damage caused by intrusion, unauthorized access, or fire can result in irreparable loss. The responsibility to preserve traditional heritage safely is more important than ever.
Protecting heritage with TBT technology
TBT provides an integrated monitoring solution for cultural heritage protection using thermal imaging cameras. These cameras allow for precise zone configuration to detect intrusions, and when unauthorized entry occurs, they trigger immediate alarms so that managers can respond quickly.
In addition, in the event of fire, thermal imaging cameras can instantly detect flames or abnormal heat emissions and trigger alerts, enabling an early response at the initial stage. This function serves as a frontline safeguard that protects the very life of cultural assets.
Broad applicability
This solution is especially useful at national museums, historic houses, and temples, where human access may be limited or structures are complex. In the case of traditional wooden heritage sites, fires can spread rapidly, making real-time detection and response systems essential.
Furthermore, thermal imaging–based detection systems remain reliable at night or during adverse weather conditions when human monitoring is difficult. This ensures continuous monitoring, heightened vigilance, and effective response capability for heritage managers.
TBT’s heritage protection solution
Intrusions or fires at cultural heritage sites are not mere accidents—they pose a serious threat to our cultural memory. The zoning and dual alert features (for intrusion and fire) of thermal imaging cameras play a vital role in preventing such risks.
TBT’s solution provides both intrusion detection and early fire alerts, offering a highly reliable security and safety net for cultural sites. In doing so, it sets a new standard for the preservation and management of cultural heritage.