A night sky full of stars over a dark mountain ridge.

Master the Unseen

We turn night vision from isolated hardware into a connected capability.

Land
Sea
Air & Space
Cyberspace
Night

Night: The Unseen Dimension

People work, protect and rescue across land, sea, air and space, and cyberspace. In darkness, much of what is routine by day becomes difficult or impossible: a search, a patrol, an inspection, a rescue. Teams that can see and stay connected at night keep working when others have to stop.

Our mission is to master the night.

The Missing Link

The network runs all night
A search runs through the night. Positions, drone video and tasks reach every team member over the radio network. The information is there.
It stops at the tube
A lit screen ruins the eye’s adaptation to the dark, and analog night vision can only amplify light. Everything the network knows stays outside the eyepiece.
Nucleus closes the link
With digital night vision the information reaches the eye. Team positions and the missing person the drone has found appear over the image, right where they are.

On the left, a live map of a night search: team positions, a drone on its orbit and a missing person it has found. On the right, the view through an analog night vision tube, a grainy green field. Data runs from the map towards the eyepiece and stops at its rim. With Nucleus the view turns digital, and a compass with heading and position, the team positions and the missing person appear over the image.

One tube. One network.

Nucleus takes the place of the analog tube. Atom is the first device we build around it, and Phantom connects them with each other and with everything else.