New Release: Thermal Camera / Surveillance Camera Gimbal-Equipped Model "DK-TBX-15"

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Denki Kogyo Co., Ltd. has launched "DK-TBX-15", a gimbal-equipped dual-eye thermal camera specialized for maritime and high-altitude surveillance, available from April 2026. It corrects shake with a gyro sensor and gimbal, providing stable, high-precision monitoring regardless of day, night, or weather.

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Denki Kogyo Co., Ltd. has launched "DK-TBX-15", a gimbal-equipped dual-eye thermal camera specialized for maritime and high-altitude surveillance, available from April 2026. It corrects shake with a gyro sensor and gimbal, providing stable, high-precision monitoring regardless of day, night, or weather.

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Denki Kogyo Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Koto-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and President: Tadatoshi Kondo) commenced the provision of "DK-TBX-15," a gimbal-equipped dual-eye thermal camera specialized for shipboard and maritime surveillance, starting in April 2026. This product uses a gyro sensor and attitude stabilization functions to correct ship sway and vibration in real-time. With a dual-eye configuration integrating a visible light camera and an infrared (thermal) camera, it enables consistently stable image acquisition and high-precision surveillance regardless of day, night, or weather conditions. Dual-eye thermal camera with gimbal function DK-TBX-15 ■ Background In recent years, in port areas, coastal areas, and ship operations, there has been a demand for surveillance devices that can reliably grasp the surrounding situation even in harsh environments such as night, fog, and stormy weather. Especially on ships, where wave-induced swaying and vibration significantly affect image quality, "how to acquire shake-free images" has become a critical issue. Furthermore, wind resistance capable of withstanding strong winds (summit winds) at high altitudes (steel towers, high-rise buildings, etc.) is required, and robustness capable of supporting high-altitude camera systems introduced by fire departments, etc., is also necessary. "DK-TBX-15" achieves advanced attitude stabilization control through a gimbal mechanism linked to a gyro sensor. Furthermore, by combining "physical attitude stabilization by a gimbal using a MEMS gyro" and a "digital stabilizer (DIS) linked to a gyro sensor," it achieves unprecedented high stability. By physically canceling large shakes with the gimbal and correcting fine vibrations through digital processing, it is possible to acquire stable, high-quality images even under harsh conditions such as on ships or in strong wind environments. By linking with our video management software DK-iCam®*, it is possible to integrally perform vide

New Release: Thermal Camera / Surveillance Camera Gimbal-Equipped Model "DK-TBX-15"

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