Latest Thermoteknix advancements in night-time defence & situational awareness at Eurosatory 2022

Thermoteknix is showcasing its latest advancement in night-time defence and soldier situational awareness at Eurosatory 2022 in Paris, 13-17 June.

Visit Thermoteknix in Hall 5A - Stand KJ 657 to see the latest advancements in head-up display systems and situational awareness systems.

The team will be demonstrating the new TiCAM 1200C multi-function target acquisition system, a bi-ocular thermal imager with daylight camera and laser range finder (LRF) for day or night use.

Lightweight and compact, TiCAM 1200C is suitable for forward observation units, infantry, border security, police, special units and search and rescue. Dual OLED displays ensure maximum comfort for long-term surveillance.

The system features 640 x 480 uncooled LWIR microbolometer, man detection range of 4.1Km and real time digital still/video up to 12 hours. It also operates GPS, Glonass, BeiDou and Galileo, and has a laser ranger finder with a distance of up to 15Km.

Also on show is the Thermoteknix Augmented Reality Tactical Interface Module (ARTIM). ARTIM delivers heads-up situational awareness to the equipped user during outdoor on-the-move operations.

ARTIM mounts to the back of the helmet to track where the user is located and where they are looking, receiving/publishing networked PLI (Position Location Information) data, and rendering an augmented reality overlay to the user. Data is displayed by the Thermoteknix ClipIR XD – a thermal imaging clip-on device mounting on an NVG, providing not only augmented reality data but also thermal imaging fusion.

The system delivers heads-up navigation and tracking of friendlies, using GPS and digital terrain elevation data (DTED) to deliver accurate visualisation of geo-spatial information.

Thermoteknix is also demonstrating its prototype fused night vision goggle with AR interface. The FNVG-AR from Thermoteknix is a lightweight system that combines 16mm night vision technology with 12μm thermal imaging and augmented reality (AR) connected to Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK).

Come along and visit the team and experience the latest solutions that are advancing future soldier programmes around the world.