AVIOR® NV - and the Night Becomes Your Friend: World Premiere of a New Night Vision System at I/ITSEC
13 December 2004 12:22
Simulation is indispensable for efficient training nowadays. Whether in the civil or military sector – advanced technologies allow extremely realistic simulation. Laser projectors promise outstanding benefits for the customers such as high brightness, exceptional contrast and low life cycle cost. The developments to fulfil these promises have now extended: Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH, Germany, offers the unique night vision laser AVIOR NV.
Night mission capability today is an essential element of effective and safe operations for all forces. AVIOR NV provides a highly advanced and cost efficient training for NGV-based operations at an unrivalled degree of fidelity.
Based on the AVIOR laser projection system the cutting-edge laser system AVIOR NV is a revolution in the field of night vision simulation. For the first time visible and infrared channels are strictly separated. The result is a brilliant night vision quality. AVIOR NV provides a perfect visualisation of typical night-vision effects like blooming and halo which can be adapted easily to the effect characteristics as in the real world.
Furthermore, the peripheral and instrumental view is exactly the same as in the original aircraft without the need of expansive NVG-compatible lightning. It goes without saying that so the pilot can train a multiplicity of effects and use his original NVG equipment with an impression exactly as in the real world.
Other convincing argument for AVIOR NV are its low life cycle costs and the predestination for upgrading existing flight simulators due to its small measurement, low weight and favourable investment.
Rheinmetall Defence Electronics, which represents the Defence Electronics division within the Rheinmetall DeTec Group, has presented this innovative laser based display system at this year's I/ITSEC, Orlando/FLA.
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RHEINMETALL DEFENCE ELECTRONICS - Aircraft Simulation Systems
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