The newest version of the Enhanced Night Vision Goggles (ENVG III) will give dismounted soldiers long-wave infrared sensor technology that penetrates a dark, smoky, or hidden battlefield like never ...

Night vision goggles and thermal imaging scopes are both useful pieces of kit in their own right, but combining the two provides the best of both worlds. For those who have only the goggles, ...

BAE Systems is developing state-of-the-art goggles for the U.S. Army that combine night vision and thermal imaging technology. The Army has awarded the defense technology specialist a five-year ...

The NO/TG-7 Thermal Goggle/Binocular is a rugged and lightweight InfraRed optic able to be hand held or mounted on a helmet or headgear. By using the 2x internal digital zoom and the optional a-focal ...

In the dark, soldiers have two options if they’re to see: night vision or thermal imaging. Both have their advantages and disadvantages—but now, BAE’s new goggles mean there’s no need to choose.

Just for arguments sake, would it be possible to build a small camera system for infrared \"thermal" vision, and are the parts easily obtained?<BR><BR>I know you can DIY night vision because all you ...

In military parlance, the job of a soldier is to find, fix, and finish the enemy. However, this is a bit difficult when the soldier has to fumble with different scopes while keeping eyes on the target ...