As the wave of digital transformation sweeps across the global industrial landscape, and as the "dual carbon" goals reshape the energy sector, infrared technology—capable of "seeing" temperature, "sensing" heat, and "detecting" energy—is integrating into the core of industries with unprecedented depth and breadth. Over the past decade, infrared imaging technology has completed a critical transition from exclusive military use to industrial and civilian applications. In the coming decade, it will achieve a strategic leap from "auxiliary inspection" to "core sensing." With the declining cost of uncooled infrared detectors and the deep integration of artificial intelligence algorithms with IoT platforms, infrared sensing is breaking through traditional boundaries, evolving from discrete, point-based applications into a networked, intelligent sensing foundation covering the entire process and lifecycle of industrial production.

Among all industrial sectors, the oil and petrochemical industry stands out as the most challenging yet most valuable application scenario for infrared technology, due to its complex processes, dense equipment, extremely high safety risks, and urgent need for energy efficiency. Meanwhile, in the wake of major safety incidents, the state has imposed mandatory requirements for continuous, intelligent, and visual monitoring of chemical industrial parks and major hazard installations. Infrared gas imaging technology, as the only means to enable rapid visual screening for hazardous gas leaks such as VOCs, is gradually becoming a standard requirement for safety access. Against the backdrop of oil price fluctuations and intensifying competition, "cost reduction and efficiency enhancement" remain an eternal theme. Predictive maintenance can reduce unplanned shutdowns by 30-50% and lower maintenance costs by 25-30%. By diagnosing early thermal anomalies in critical equipment such as furnace tubes, reactors, motors, and bearings, infrared thermography has become an indispensable sensing component in predictive maintenance systems.

the "Infrared Industry Insight and Application Forum" brings together renowned domestic and international experts, scholars, corporate representatives, and industry users to discuss the latest developments in infrared technology and share innovative application cases. Its goal is to build an efficient and precise bridge between end users seeking technological breakthroughs and suppliers offering innovative technologies.

Organizer

China International Optoelectronic Exposition                                                       

Cooperation

Wuxi MEMS Consulting Co., Ltd                        Jingyan Media            Jingyan Chemical Platform             Shenzhen Optics & Optoelectronics Industry Association (SZOOIA)                  

Host

Shenzhen UBM Herong Exhibition Co., Ltd