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[NEWS] TBT Joins the Korea Anti-Dron Expo 2025, Taking the Lead in Anti-Drone Solutions

    TBT will participate in the Korea Anti-Drone Expo 2025, scheduled from November 18–20, 2025, at the O-song Convention Center (OSCO) in Cheongju. The company will present its latest anti-drone surveillance technologies, including the flagship TMS-20M EO/IR System, alongside a range of advanced solutions.Hosted by the Korea Anti-Drone Industry Association, this exhibition is Korea’s largest professional event dedicated to anti-drone technologies. It brings together government bodies, military units, research institutions, and industry leaders to share insights on current and future counter-drone strategies.Flagship Exhibit: TMS-20M EO/IR System  The TMS-20M is a multi-sensor EO/IR surveillance system that provides high-precision detection and tracking capabilities under all weather and lighting conditions. By integrating optical and infrared sensors, it enables comprehensive monitoring from small drones to medium- and large-scale aerial threats. Engineered for durability and stability, the system maintains exceptional image quality even in extreme conditions such as strong winds, rain, and snow. It meets IP66 and MIL-STD-810G standards, ensuring reliable operation in real-world environments.Visitors to the expo will be able to experience the TMS-20M through live demonstrations and real product displays. TBT will also showcase the TMS-10, offering a broader lineup suited for diverse operational requirements. TBT commented, “This exhibition is a meaningful opportunity to demonstrate how our technologies contribute to safer and smarter defense systems. We will continue to drive innovation and enhance security through our advanced surveillance solutions.”Driving the Future of the Anti-Drone Industry Through continued innovation and collaboration, TBT remains dedicated to developing world-class surveillance and sensor systems that shape a safer and more connected future. We sincerely thank our partners and customers for their continued trust and support.  

[NEWS] TBT Wraps Up a Successful Showcase at ADEX 2025

    TBT successfully participated in the Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition (ADEX 2025) held at Seoul Airport last October, presenting its advanced imaging and sensor technologies to domestic and international defense officials.Under the theme “All About Thermal Imaging Cameras,” the exhibition served as a milestone in realizing TBT’s vision and demonstrating its leadership in surveillance and reconnaissance solutions. At the event, TBT’s cutting-edge EO/IR and stabilization technologies drew strong interest from military representatives, government agencies, and global defense partners. Live demonstrations and on-site meetings led to active discussions about future collaborations, further strengthening TBT’s global presence in the defense sector.Expanding Global Partnerships ADEX 2025 brought together more than 600 companies from 35 countries, providing an ideal platform for international networking. TBT held productive meetings with overseas buyers and partners, laying the groundwork for global expansion and technological cooperation. The event also reaffirmed TBT’s potential to extend its expertise beyond defense into industrial and public safety applications.TBT’s Next Leap Forward Building on its core technologies in image processing, thermal imaging, and gimbal stabilization, TBT continues to advance its AI-based surveillance and tracking systems and integrated sensor solutions. Empowered by the recognition earned at ADEX 2025, TBT remains committed to its vision — “Seeing the World through Korean Technology.” The company will continue to invest in R&D and innovation to grow as a globally competitive technology leader.  

[NEWS] TBT Inc. a thermal imaging surveillance camera company that aims to replace military outposts.

 TBT has a product that can replace military outposts using thermal imaging surveillance cameras. This is expected to dramatically improve the efficiency of military operations.Enhanced safety at military outposts with cutting-edge thermal imaging technology.TBT announced that its advanced thermal imaging surveillance cameras provide a solution for safer and more efficient military outpost operations. These cameras offer exceptional capabilities for nighttime surveillance and low-light environments, capable of recognizing people and vehicles, and transmit data in real time to ensure the safety of troops.Unlike conventional cameras, thermal imaging cameras detect heat signatures and analyze the temperature of a target, enabling them to accurately identify enemies and intruders even in dark or low-light environments. This reduces manpower consumption compared to traditional troop outposts and allows for faster threat detection.Possibility of replacing military outposts Existing military outposts have been operated in a labor-intensive and time-consuming way. However, TBT's thermal imaging surveillance system offers the potential to replace these outposts by providing unmanned surveillance and an automated warning system. This system reduces outpost operating costs, ensures troop safety, and enables efficient surveillance operations.A TBT representative explained, "Thermal imaging surveillance camera systems are a critical technology that can optimize the military's strategic resources and automate critical surveillance operations." "This system will enable the military to efficiently deploy resources and conduct operations, and detect threats in real time for rapid response.""We will participate in major defense industry exhibitions such as Seoul ADEX and Paris Milipol(November this year) to showcase our innovative technologies globally and strive to contribute to the defense industry."