bcb was present at the latest edition of Advanced Manufacturing Madrid, one of the most important industrial events in Spain, which brings together leading figures in automation, robotics, maintenance, production, and industrial transformation each year.
During the event, we presented our solutions for continuous thermographic monitoring and intelligent control of industrial processes, highlighting the strategic role of infrared thermography in failure prevention, advanced thermal management, and production optimization on high-performance lines.
Our offering combines high-resolution thermal imaging cameras, industrial communications, and our bcbMonitor 5 system, capable of analyzing thermal data in real time and generating early warnings of thermal deviations, overheating, or anomalous conditions that could compromise operational safety or the quality of the final product.
In addition, we conducted a live demonstration of FLIR thermal imaging cameras, the world’s leading manufacturer of infrared sensors for industrial, defense, and automation applications. As integrators and official distributors, we demonstrated how these sensors integrate directly with SCADA systems, PLCs, MES, IoT platforms, and predictive maintenance solutions, enabling the construction of fully automated, traceable, and scalable systems for Industry 4.0.
We participated in the AER Automation group, a leading association in the promotion of industrial automation and robotics in Spain. This forum allowed us to engage with companies, integrators, and engineering leaders interested in moving industry toward more predictive, connected, and safe models.
Our CEO, Javier Bezares del Cueto, was also interviewed for a special article about bcb vision and its role in integrating thermographic monitoring and intelligent control systems within automated industrial environments. Read interview
Our participation reinforces bcb‘s commitment to building an industry that is:
- Safer, by reducing critical risks through early detection.
- More efficient, by minimizing losses and optimizing resources.
- More connected, by integrating thermal data into decision-making systems.
We continue working to bring thermal monitoring closer to everyone.