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Vision Systems

Euroatlas has extensive experience, and a track record of night vision equipment and power converter products that date back to 1962. Driver night-sight periscopes are used in various military vehicles worldwide and meet US-Army MIL- specifications. The AN/VSS-501 periscope is battle proof and ensures long endurance in military operations at night / darkness thanks to two independent power sources. With its robust design and wide operating temperature range, the system is used worldwide by army forces operating in arctic climates and desert conditions. The AN/VVS-501 products provide excellent and clear vision (exceeding military specifications). The night driving viewer is passive and allows the vehicle to manoeuvre at night or in low light conditions on all kinds of terrain. The performance, robustness, and reliability are outstanding. The -501 periscope uses the latest & highest grade 25mm tubes with a magnifier assembly. Different vehicle adapters are available to fit
almost all army vehicles.

The new Advanced Digital Vision System for Degraded Visual Environments (DVE), known as the Wolf Eye Vision System, is modular and can be integrated within various versions of Main Battle Tank(s), Armoured Personnel Carrier (s) (APC) and other special purpose vehicles. A number of different advanced cameras, configurations and packages are possible. Various embedded processing units can be connected to operate in a cluster as a full 360° system.

The digital vision system includes a 120° camera housing, image acquisition, and processing software that supports 4x cameras. The system has 2x identical camera pairs and lenses. Additional cameras with camera link interfaces can be easily integrated without changing the software. The 120° rear view camera system is based on the same embedded processing unit, and uses the same image processing software, as the day & night sight driver periscope system.

All components are selected to fulfil the requirements of MIL-STD 810, and MIL-STD 1275. The electronics and sensors are housed in a modular body, which is protection class IP68K.

The images from the LWIR cameras are stitched in the software, which results in an image covering a 120° horizontal field of view and a high total resolution of 1.280x960 pixels for the LWIR image, and 3.840x2.160 pixels for the CMOS image. The use of 2x camera pairs with 60° HFOV optical lens results in a higher DRI range than with a single camera having a wide HFOV lens. A single camera and an optical lens with a wide HFOV has the disadvantages of optical distortion and the fisheye effect. The new EUROATLAS 120° camera system overcomes this by stitching two camera images to provide the
highest DRI range in its class.