Photonis Technologies has introduced to the Australian defence marketplace their award winning CNOD (CMOS Night Observation Device), a digital day to night weapon sight/ handheld observation device, at Photonis stand #4A13.
The CNOD is a high definition sight that enables its operator to see in both bright sun (day) and low light (night), with high contrast and high resolution, in a single device. The CNOD is neither an image intensification (I2) system nor a thermal system; it is a digital system. It can be deployed in three ways: As a hand held monocular, as a clip-on, in-line weapon sight for use with your day scope or as a stand-alone weapon sight with reticule of choice. "Currently there are no other digital, I2 night vision or thermal sights on the market that can perform all of these functions," says Photonis. "The integrated, high performance night observation device is proof of RPOs optical components and assembly capability for its customers. PHOTONIS partnered with Rochester Precision Optics (RPO) to develop the system. RPO has a proven track record in defence and security, providing the optical components for some of the militarys most advanced night vision systems, due to their expertise in lightweight and high volume production of precision optical systems. PHOTONIS is the provider of the CMOS technology for the system."
The CNOD is a multi-function imaging system that allows operators to see in bright light, through urban and background light and into the night. This single, easy-to-use system offers visible and IR wavelengths 500-1,080nm, with digital electronic 6x zoom, still and video image capture. Users benefit from the systems high performance, high resolution and versatility. The advanced design helps to preserve natural night vision for ground operations and allows for hand-held or weapon-mounted use.
The CNOD is a high definition sight that enables its operator to see in both bright sun (day) and low light (night), with high contrast and high resolution, in a single device. The CNOD is neither an image intensification (I2) system nor a thermal system; it is a digital system. It can be deployed in three ways: As a hand held monocular, as a clip-on, in-line weapon sight for use with your day scope or as a stand-alone weapon sight with reticule of choice. "Currently there are no other digital, I2 night vision or thermal sights on the market that can perform all of these functions," says Photonis. "The integrated, high performance night observation device is proof of RPOs optical components and assembly capability for its customers. PHOTONIS partnered with Rochester Precision Optics (RPO) to develop the system. RPO has a proven track record in defence and security, providing the optical components for some of the militarys most advanced night vision systems, due to their expertise in lightweight and high volume production of precision optical systems. PHOTONIS is the provider of the CMOS technology for the system."
The CNOD is a multi-function imaging system that allows operators to see in bright light, through urban and background light and into the night. This single, easy-to-use system offers visible and IR wavelengths 500-1,080nm, with digital electronic 6x zoom, still and video image capture. Users benefit from the systems high performance, high resolution and versatility. The advanced design helps to preserve natural night vision for ground operations and allows for hand-held or weapon-mounted use.
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