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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. 

[NEWS] Invisible Heat: The Hidden Early Sign of Fire Limitations of Existing Detection Systems Revealed

  Both the recent fire in Hong Kong and the logistics center fire in Cheonan share a common factor: the scale of damage increased because the initial ignition point could not be located quickly. Fire and safety experts point out the following:“Large buildings or warehouses have numerous blind spots, making visual monitoring practically impossible.”“Early warning signssuch as heat buildup, minor smoke, or overheating electrical panelsusually appear first as thermal changes.”“We need technologies capable of detecting fire in the stage before it becomes visible.” The products and systems developed and manufactured by TBT, originally designed as high-performance surveillance equipment for military and security applications, have also proven highly effective for fire prevention and disaster monitoring.Key features include:Thermal-change detection and real-time monitoringAutomatic recognition of heat-accumulation patternsLong-range EO/IR dual sensors capable of wide-area observationAuto-tracking and hazard alert systemsOperation in day/night conditions and harsh weather environments When deployed in facilities with extensive blind spotssuch as logistics warehouses, high-rise buildings, and construction sitesthese systems can detect pre-ignition heat signatures, enabling proactive response. In ultrahigh-rise, high-density cities like Hong Kong, fires spread rapidly and early detection is difficult, often resulting in significant casualties. Experts note:“In high-rise buildings, continuous thermal monitoring is virtually the only viable solution.”“EO/IR technology capable of detecting long-range, nighttime, and subtle thermal changeslike that of TBTis essential to strengthening urban disaster response capabilities.” 

[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.