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March, 2013	Electronic Cooling (Peltier) Heat-Resistant Camera HRS-600P was released. Ambient temperature up to 70 degrees C is available for this camera to operate and monitor.
September, 2011	Gig-E, 5 Mega pixels of furnacecope® FS5-12-3-08SWNG was released. This is new line-up of Furnacecope® features Gig-E technology and a 5 Mega pixels of CCD camera.
July, 2011	Flexible furnacecope® FFS-12-**-07SWN was released. Developed for coke oven use, it applies a flexible tube to the inserted portion into the furnace, enabling you to monitopr anywhere without needing to use a solid lance inserted camera.
July, 2011	HRS-400FS　was released. It's capable of purging air more powerfully than the HRS-400KA. Designed exclusively for use in the heating furnace. The purge system of Furnacecope® is incorporated to the inner structure of this HRS type camera, enabling the capture of clear TV, with the HRS purge hood system. Two purge system jointly prevent from dust adhesion to the lens.
August, 2010	HRS-400KA was released. Designed specifically for heating furnace use. The heat-resistant scope for exclusive use of the heating furnace performed a lineup for the conventional HRS-400 series.
April, 2009	Cold-resistant scope FRS-100, and FHRS-100 were released. HHRS-100 is both heat and cold resistant. FRS-100 is a very-low temperature-resistant camera (Freezanscope®）, capable of monitoring inside of the freezer in temperatures as low as minus 60 degrees Celsius. FHRS-100 is a cold and heat-resistant camera (Freezanheatacope®), capable of monitoring inside of the thermostatic oven, from minus 60 degrees Celsius to +200 degree Celsius.
May, 2008	Heat-resistant camera equipped with Gig-E 2 Mega pixel CCD camera, HRS2-400G was released. I enables you to capture 2 Mega pixels of high-definition digital TV images directly to PC via LAN connection.
April, 2008	Full high-vision furnaceopeⓇ FSHD---11DN was released. It was adopted by the country's major radiator maker for automobile use. Also used by a major construction contractors for experimetal use in fireproof constructions.
December, 2007	Full Hi-vision heat-resistance camera, HRS-400HD was released. This is the first High-vision and heat-resistant camera in the country.
August, 2007	HRS-240, equipped with a protection pipe was released. The protection pipe was equipped on the outer side of the jacket, enabling you to monitor objects up to a temperature of 800 degrees Celsius, with only air-cooling capability.
April, 2006	Super-lightweight heat-resistant camera, HRS-10AL (a compact version of HRS-20AL) was released.
February, 2006	Super lightweight heat-resistant camera HRS-20AL was released.
August, 2005	Pressure and heat-resistance infrared camera for blast furnace HRX-1000 was released.
	Illuminated Hi-vision heat-resistant Camera, Mini Scope, MSL-17 was released.
May, 2005	Heat-resistant camera with a built-in optical zoom, HRS-900 was released.
October, 2004	Level meter for metalic silicon (mirrorred surface), LZ-2001 was released.
	Heat-resistant camera with the maintenance flange, PRS-16 was released.
July, 2004	Monitoring camera for blast furnace Pig Iron Casting Floor, BF-C1000 was released.

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May, 2012	Participated in exhibition of “Small to Medium Enterprise Fair 2012 in Kansai at Intecs Osaka” by recommendation of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
Feburuary, 2012	Our heat-resistant cameras were adopted by Vietnamese CSVC (CSC, Sumitomo Metal, Vietnam Joint venture) for hot-dip galvanizing line (CGL) furnace monitoring.
	Information of our company and products appeared in the booklet Tokyo Venture Technology Awards 2012, published every February, by The Tokyo Metropolitan Government, with the intention of introducing Tokyo entrepreneurial venture companies to foreign countries.
October, 2011	Displayed our products at the 2011 industrial interchange exhibition October exhibition in Tokyo.
September, 2011	Our products got certified via the recognition system of trial order placement by The Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
July, 2011	We gave a presentation about the cooperation between our industry and the academic world at the 7^th Industry-academic exchange meeting of Koto district, Tokyo.
	Information about our company and products appeared in the Industrial magazine Image Information, in an article "Heat-resistant Camera and new Heat distribution Monitor"
May, 2011	Our heat-resistant Camera was used in a fireproof safe experiment by the fireproof safe maker Sentry Japan, and was introduced on TV.
	Cold and heat-resistant Camera (FHRS-100), which was co-developed with Kyushu Institute of Technology, appeared in Nihon Keizai Shimbun (Newspaper of economics of Japan.) .
March, 2011	Information about our company and products was introduced in the homepage of Tokyo Metropolitan Government. On the topic of “splendid, vigorous businesses from Tokyo,” we appeared , as “we realized ‘Visualization’ in the industrial furnace with a full High-vision heat- resistant camera.”
January, 2011	Furnacecope® was adopted by Bangkok Crystal Glass Company for monitoring of a glass-melting furnace in Thailand.
	Furnaceope® was adopted in POSCO Gwang-yang Ironworks for monitoring of steel strip heating furnace line in Korea.
October, 2010	Displayed a booth at the 2010 Industrial Interchange Exhibition in October in Tokyo.
September, 2010	Our products were certified by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government trial ordering system in 2010 and we delivered a Hi-vision Furnacecope® to the Capital University of Tokyo in January, 2011.
	Information of our company and products ran in the Industrial magazine Image Information titled "Welcome to the World of the Heat-resistant Camera"
	Our company was authorized to receive the support granted by the cooperation furtherance service support of Koto District City Government in Tokyo.
November, 2009	We won the 2009 I centive Prize of the Tokyo Venture Technology Awards.
Ocober, 2009	We exhibited our products on the corner of Tokyo Venture Technology Awards in the 2009 Industrial Interchange Exhibition, according to invitation by Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
June. 2009	Furnacecope® was again introduced on Tokoro san’s show.
April. 2009	Furnacecope® was introduced on TV Tokyo. (Tokoro san’s show. 'What nobody teaches you at school.')
	Heat-resistant/Cold-resistant camera received the gold award from the Industrial magazine Image Information and our interview topic ran in the April issue of it. (see link as follows →the April issue of Industrial magazine Image Information.)
Feburuary. 2009	Heat-resistant camera was adopted by DSC Taiwan (Dragon Steel Corp.) for heating furnace monitoring.
April. 2008	Heat-resistant camera was adopted by CSC Taiwan (China Steel Corp.) for hot-dip galvanizing line (CGL) monitoring.
August. 2005	Furnacecope® was adopted by CSC Taiwan (China Steel Corp.) for coke-oven use.
April. 2005	Furnacecope® was introduced on the TBS network of Japanese TV (Minomonta’s ‘Amazement! Astounding 10 count’s show with unprecedented pictures for human’)
September. 2004	Furnacecope® was certified “comprehensive evaluation, grade A” by the technical assessment report from the Techno Net, Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
July. 2004	Furnacecope® was adopted for monitoring the coal combustion boiler at Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd.
	Heat-S30, catch-fire detector was adopted in the RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) process of the garbage-disposal facility.
January. 2003	Furnacecope® was introduced on the NHK network of Japanese TV (Tameshite Gatten.)

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Pressure and heat-resistance infrared camera for blast furnace HRX-1000 was released.

Illuminated Hi-vision heat-resistant Camera, Mini Scope, MSL-17 was released.

Heat-resistant camera with a built-in optical zoom, HRS-900 was released.

Heat-resistant camera with the maintenance flange, PRS-16 was released.

Monitoring camera for blast furnace Pig Iron Casting Floor, BF-C1000 was released.

Furnaceope® was adopted in POSCO Gwang-yang Ironworks for monitoring of steel strip heating furnace line in Korea.

Furnacecope® was adopted by CSC Taiwan (China Steel Corp.) for coke-oven use.

Heat-S30, catch-fire detector was adopted in the RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) process of the garbage-disposal facility.