Army soldiers tracking and attacking enemies in fast-moving combat situations will soon be able to shoot targets without bringing their rifle’s thermal sights up to their eyes -- thanks to wireless ...

The D-930 Night vision Weapon Sight, from Night Optics USA, attaches to the front of a variety of 1 to 20x daytime riflescopes to convert quickly to full night vision capability. The D-930 mounts ...

Warfighters on foot equipped with night vision systems now can give their commanders a real-time glimpse of what they’re seeing in the field. A new system that combines a portable radio with night ...

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Editor’s Note: October 23, 2025: As veteran Contributor Justin Park begins testing a new round of night vision and thermal imaging gear, we’ve updated this story with some early frontrunners based on ...

One of the U.S. Army’s leading ground force units has shared a remarkable video of its new night vision goggles in action. You love badass military tech. So do we. Let’s nerd out together. The Second ...

The Enhanced Night Vision Goggle (Optical), or ENVG(O), is the first night vision device to offer infrared and image intensifier (I 2) capabilities together. Users can overlay the functions to see ...

In the 2009 video game Halo: ODST, the player sees the world through a visor that outlines objects, friendly soldiers and alien invaders so as to make them easier to see in the darkness. It looks like ...

Litton Electro-Optical Systems Division (Garland, Texas, United States) has received an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract from the U.S. Navy's Naval Surface Warfare Center (Crane, ...

Driving at night has risks. Less visibility means a collision with a pedestrian, a cyclist, or an animal is more likely to happen than in daytime driving. Some automakers offer night-vision technology ...