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Years ago when I played Splinter Cell, the stealth action game for Xbox and shit, I never thought I'd ever see the technology like they had in the game...but here it is, and it's fucking awesome.
Found it randomly on ar15.com
L-3 Ground Panoramic Night Vision Goggle
Operatoroperatoroperatoropera...anyway...
More information here if you care you read up on it.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/139...ramic_NVG.html
Found it randomly on ar15.com
L-3 Ground Panoramic Night Vision Goggle
The purpose of the GPNVG-18 is to provide the operator more information under goggles, allowing him to more quickly move through the OODA Loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act). The most striking feature of the GPNVG-18 is the presence of four separate image intensifier tubes with four separate objective lenses arrayed in a panoramic orientation. The center two lenses point forward like traditional dual-tube goggles, giving the operator more depth perception, while two more tubes point slightly outward from the center to increase peripheral view. The two tubes on the right and the two on the left are spliced at the eyepieces. The operator sees the two center tubes somewhat overlapping the two outer tubes to produce an unprecedented 97° FOV. This is an absolute game-changer for the SOF community. The two right and two left tubes are housed in merged assemblies and are hung from a bridge similar to ANVIS goggles, giving operators interpuplliary adjustment options. They can also be easily removed and operated as independent handheld viewers. The Bridge assembly features fore/aft adjustment on a ratchet system and can come configured from the factory in two different variants for different helmet mount setups: Ball Detent (ANVIS) or Dovetail (BNVS).
Operatoroperatoroperatoropera...anyway...
More information here if you care you read up on it.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/139...ramic_NVG.html
that is sick.
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