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[NEWS] TBT establishes an "industrial complex fire prevention" observation system at the Ansan Smart Hub...

TBT establishes an "industrial complex fire prevention" observation system at the Ansan Smart Hub Observatory. Early detection enables proactive response to large-scale fires.   TBT has installed its products at the Ansan Smart Hub Observatory and is building a specialized fire prevention observation system for industrial complexes. This installation is designed to reduce the risk of recurring fires in industrial complexes and enable preemptive response by quickly detecting early signs before they escalate into large-scale fires. Ansan Smart Hub is an area with a high concentration of factories, warehouses, and logistics facilities, and the constant operation of flammable materials and equipment, making it a prime location for rapid fire spread. Early warning signs, such as smoke or unusual heat, are often difficult to detect on-site, making delays in early detection potentially devastating.   Observation from the observation deck: Secure the golden hour by identifying smoke and other abnormal signs early.  For this project, TBT leveraged its geographical advantage as an observatory to establish a long-range observation-based fire prevention system that provides a wide view of the industrial complex. The TBT equipment installed atop the observatory allows for constant monitoring of a wide area from a high vantage point, contributing to the rapid detection of smoke and other abnormalities and securing the golden time for initial response. In particular, fires in industrial complexes can quickly spread from a single location to adjacent facilities, making early detection and rapid dissemination a key preventative strategy. The TBT observation equipment was designed to efficiently monitor a wide area, meeting these needs.   Designed for outdoor environments, stable fire prevention infrastructure that can be operated 24 hours.  This installation was designed with the outdoor environment of the industrial complex in mind, ensuring stable operation under a variety of weather conditions, including strong winds, rain, and temperature fluctuations. Furthermore, the installation method, linked to the observation deck structure, ensured stable installation. Maintenance routes were also carefully considered to facilitate management and inspection. This allows site managers to quickly identify risk situations based on continuous observation information and, if necessary, coordinate with relevant agencies to expedite on-site dispatch and response.   "Prevention is key to industrial complex fires," expanding into a smart industrial complex safety system.  A TBT official stated, "Once a fire breaks out in an industrial complex, the damage can be extensive and spread rapidly, so prevention and early detection are key." They added, "The installation of the Ansan Smart Hub Observatory has laid the foundation for proactive fire risk management, and we will continue to expand our smart fire prevention observation solutions applicable to industrial complexes and public facilities." Starting with this installation, TBT plans to continue strengthening safety solutions tailored to the characteristics of industrial complexes and contribute to the expansion of prevention-focused safety management infrastructure, a key element of smart cities and smart industrial complexes.  

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[NEWS] TBT Inc. Unveils Anti-Drone Surveillance & Identification Solutions at the ‘Korea C-UAS & AI Tech Sh

  TBT Inc., a leading company specializing in advanced surveillance and security technologies, participated in the 2025 Korea C-UAS & AI Tech Show held at OSCO in Cheongju, where it showcased its core anti-drone technologies. At the exhibition, TBT operated Booth B-111, demonstrating an integrated surveillance and identification system that replicated real-world operational environments. The demonstration drew significant attention from military officials, public institutions, and professionals in the security sector. The booth featured high-performance EO/IR-based surveillance equipment along with an integrated control interface that provides real-time drone detection, tracking, and identification data. Visitors were able to visualize drone flight paths, threat assessments, and video-based identification algorithms directly through a large display. A TBT representative stated, “As the need for counter-drone measures grows in both the military and public sectors, we believe TBT’s technology can play a major role in protecting critical national infrastructure and preparing for future battlefields. Through this exhibition, we plan to expand both domestic and international cooperation networks and broaden real-world deployment cases.” The Korea C-UAS & AI Tech Show is the largest specialized C-UAS exhibition in Asia, covering detection, identification, neutralization, and command-control operations. The event hosts a wide range of authorities and organizations, including the military, public institutions, defense research agencies, and security companies. This year, approximately 100 companies participated to showcase the latest technologies and solutions. TBT plans to continue strengthening its competitiveness not only in the anti-drone sector, but also in broader security solutions such as video analytics, situational awareness, and AI-powered surveillance technologies.