AUSA 2021: L3Harris to deliver Binocular Night Vision technology to US Army
The Binocular Night Vision Device-1531 will support U.S. Army EOD operations in no light environments. (Photo: L3Harris Technologies)
L3Harris Technologies is the company selected by the U.S. Army for the provision of advanced binocular night vision technology.
L3Harris will deliver its newest Binocular Night Vision Device-1531 (BNVD-1531) to enables EOD specialists better detect, disable, neutralise and render safe explosive devices in challenging environments.
The new L3Harris night vision technology will, in fact, enable operations in low-light and no-light environments to be performed with the same clarity and details as daytime operations.
The BNVD-1531 is a lightweight, ergonomic goggle with several adjustable settings to adapt to changing mission requirements.
L3Harris Technologies offers a wide range of night vision technologies such as the Clip-On Night Vision Device-Thermal (CNVD-T), which allows vision also through smoke, or the AN/PSQ-20B ENVG (Enhanced Night Vision Goggle) helmet that uses image intensification technology.
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