Zitat:The UK Ministry of Defense has announced that the British Army has invested $137 million (£102 million) in a high-end surveillance system allowing frontline soldiers to detect and engage enemy targets in seconds.

According to a press release, Elbit Systems UK Ltd, a business unit of Israeli company Elbit Systems, will deliver a state-of-the-art ‘sensor to shooter’ system.

Utilizing state-of-the-art thermal sight technology, the Dismounted Joint Fires Integrator (DJFI) will enhance soldiers’ ability to find and identify targets on the Battlefield. It then provides the crucial targeting information necessary to fire more quickly and accurately than ever before.

Using specialist software on a tablet, information gathered by the DJFI is sent digitally to an artillery system or aircraft to instantly engage the target, while the soldier operating the system remains hidden.

Zitat:Germany revolutionizes battlefield detection and surveillance with the SB360 sensor [...]

Rheinmetall Electronics UK recently showcased its latest vision product, the SB360, at DVD 2024 in Millbrook. This advanced 360-degree staring array marks a major leap forward in automated object tracking and identification, providing continuous passive threat detection and surveillance capabilities. [...]

The SB360 is engineered to address a broad spectrum of wide-area surveillance requirements. It excels in detecting unmanned air systems, small air targets, and conventional short-range air defense threats. The passive sensor technology ensures effective operation in all weather conditions, maintaining a persistent 360-degree horizontal and 20-degree vertical field of view. An optional near overhead threat detection module can expand the vertical field of view up to 60 degrees, significantly enhancing the system's ability to detect top-attack threats.

(20.09.2024, 22:26)Ottone schrieb: Welche Technik steckt hinter diesem passiven Sensor? Nach herkömmlichen Kameras sieht es nicht aus.