FOTRIC

We're heading to Tokyo! 🇯🇵

FOTRIC will be exhibiting at Maintenance & Resilience TOKYO 2026, one of Japan's leading events for industrial maintenance and reliability professionals.

📅 July 15–17, 2026
📍 Tokyo Big Sight
🏢 East Hall 1, Booth 1-H21

Visit us to explore thermal imaging, acoustic imaging, and MiX AcouTherm technologies designed to help maintenance teams detect faults earlier, reduce downtime, and improve inspection efficiency.

We look forward to meeting customers, partners, and industry professionals from Japan and across Asia.

👉 Arrange a meeting with our team during the exhibition: https://fotricusa.wixforms.com/f/7472919494180996151

Building an Electrical Maintenance Program is easy. Building one that delivers real value is much harder.

Infrared and ultrasound inspections are widely used to identify electrical issues before they lead to failures, downtime, or safety incidents. But building an Electrical Maintenance Program (EMP) that is both effective and standards-compliant requires more than technology alone.

Join Tim Rohrer, Founder & CEO of Exiscan™, Senior Member of IEEE IAS, and a long-time contributor to electrical safety and maintenance standards, for a live webinar on electrical reliability, safety, and inspection best practices.

You'll learn:
✔️ The role of IR and ultrasound in electrical reliability and safety
✔️ Key considerations for Electrical Maintenance Programs (EMP)
✔️ Insights from NFPA 70E and NFPA 70B
✔️ Strategies for safer and more efficient inspections

📅 June 25, 2026
🕒 11:30 AM EDT | 17:30 CEST | 23:30 UTC+8

🔗 Reserve your spot: https://www.fotric.com/news-and-events/webinars/2026/electrical-reliability-safety-best-practices-for-infrared-and-ultrasound-inspections?utm_source=fb-post

Thermal behavior can reveal far more than surface temperature alone.

Join our upcoming webinar with Lorenzo Castelli, Ph.D. Process Engineer at Renaissance Fusion to explore how thermal imaging cameras are used to analyze complex thermal systems—from micron-scale CNT-based microheaters to large-scale CVD reactor diagnostics.

📅 May 28, 2026
🕒 18:00 CEST (UTC+2) | 11:00 AM CDT (UTC-5) | 00:00 UTC+8 (May 29)

In this session, you’ll learn how thermal imaging supports:
🔸 Non-contact temperature measurement
🔸 Hotspot and cooling failure detection
🔸 Temperature uniformity analysis
🔸 Advanced thermal engineering diagnostics

Register now at https://www.fotric.com/news-and-events/webinars/2026/thermal-imaging-complex-thermal-engineering-problems?utm_source=fb-post&?utm_camapign=5-6 to join the live session and Q&A.

🔍 What thermal imaging camera is suitable for everyday inspections?

For routine HVAC, electrical, and building inspections, a thermal imaging camera should be:
• Easy to use in the field
• Fast to operate without adjustments
• Reliable for detecting temperature anomalies
• Ready to deploy across multiple job sites

⚡ How can inspections be faster and more consistent?

Efficient inspections depend on tools that:
• Capture clear thermal images quickly
• Require minimal setup or manual operation
• Cover wider areas in indoor environments
• Support repeatable workflows across tasks

🛠️ What is TK5Kit and how does it help?

The is a handheld 320×240 thermal imaging camera designed for everyday inspection work.
• 49° wide-angle lens — efficient scanning in indoor spaces
• Focus-free operation — no manual adjustment needed
• 12 µm ceramic-packaged sensor — stable thermal performance
• Fully equipped kit — hard carrying case, soft carrying bag, and wearable belt clip

It supports HVAC diagnostics, electrical inspection, and building heat-loss detection—helping make routine inspections faster and more consistent.

👉 Starting at USD $899, learn more at: https://www.fotric.com/tk5kit-thermal-camera?utm_source=fb&utm_campaign=tk5-kit-launch&utm_content=4th-post

Not every inspection requires the highest resolution—but every inspection requires reliable tools.

Meet , a fully equipped thermal imaging camera built for everyday inspections across HVAC, electrical, and facility maintenance.

👉 Explore the full overview at: https://www.fotric.com/post/fotric-launches-tk5-kit-thermal-camera?utm_source=fb-post

🔥🆕🔥 Now Launched: FOTRIC TK5Kit — Fully Equipped Thermal Imaging for Everyday Inspections

🔹 Why thermal inspections can be inefficient in daily work?
In HVAC, electrical, and building inspections, thermal imaging is widely used—but routine inspections often require fast operation and consistent workflows, not complexity.

For everyday inspection tasks, professionals typically need:
▫️ Reliable thermal imaging to detect temperature anomalies
▫️ Simple operation to reduce inspection time
▫️ A ready-to-use setup that works immediately in the field

🔹 What makes inspections more efficient?
Efficient inspections depend on practical usability and smooth workflows.

A thermal imaging tool should help inspectors:
▫️ Capture clear, interpretable thermal images
▫️ Perform inspections quickly without manual adjustments
▫️ Adapt easily across different inspection scenarios

🔹 How TK5Kit supports daily inspections?
The FOTRIC TK5Kit is a handheld 320×240 thermal imaging camera designed for everyday inspection work.
▫️ 12 µm ceramic-packaged sensor for stable performance
▫️ Focus-free lens for fast, easy operation
▫️ Fully equipped kit with hard carrying case, soft carrying bag, and wearable belt clip

Designed for HVAC, electrical, mechanical, and building inspections, TK5Kit helps make thermal inspections faster, simpler, and more consistent.

👉 Starting at USD $899, learn more: https://www.fotric.com/tk5kit-thermal-camera?utm_source=fb&utm_campaign=tk5-kit-launch&utm_content=2nd-post-q&a

FOTRIC TK5Kit Handheld Thermal lmaging Camera Introducing the FOTRIC TK5Kit — a compact yet powerful industrial-grade handheld thermal imaging camera engineered for professionals who demand both portability and precision. Built with a real 320×240 infrared detector, 12 μm pixel pitch, and manual focus lens, the TK5Kit captures fine temperat...

🔬 When Quantum Research Meets Thermal Imaging
What does it take to keep next-generation quantum devices thermally stable under high-power operation?

On 📅 March 27, 2026 | 10:00–11:00 AM CST, Abhishek Menon, Ph.D. candidate at Rice University, will walk us through how a 3D fused silica ion trap is designed, tested, and thermally validated—plus how advanced thermal imaging helps engineers visualize heat distribution and improve system reliability in vacuum environments.

Whether you're simply curious about quantum technology or interested in how thermal imaging supports cutting-edge R&D, this session offers accessible insights into both worlds.

🎯 Register now at https://www.fotric.com/news-and-events/webinars/2026/fused-silica-3d?utm_source=fb-post&utm_campaign=March-R&D-webinar-register&utm_kws=3D and explore how precision thermal analysis enables scientific innovation.

What does a well-run CBM inspection route actually look like?

In our upcoming free webinar, we’ll break down how modern maintenance teams use automated thermal and ultrasound inspection routes to standardize inspections, reduce rework, and turn field data into actionable results—faster.

📅 Feb 6 | 11:00 AM–12:00 PM CST (U.S.)
👉 Join us live

Automate CBM Inspection Routes | Thermal & Ultrasound Webinar | FOTRIC NaviPdM Discover how to replace manual CBM inspection routes with automated workflows using FOTRIC NaviPdM for faster reporting and audit-ready data.