L-3 Insight Technology Incorporated

Insight Technology, Inc.

L-3 Communications Corporation

L-3 Communication-insight Technology Division

Matthew W Reed

Sheldon Schwartz, Ii

Joseph C Ottney

Joseph W Robbins

Timothy R Loring

Tim Loring

Duncan A Boyce

Christopher J McBride

A fusion night vision system has a plurality of hinged joints that allow an operator to adjust the distance between the left eye piece and the right eyepiece while allowing a row of pixels from a display to be maintained viewable through the right eye piece parallel with an imaginary line formed by an optical axis of the left eye piece with an optical axis of the right eye piece.

Fusion night vision system

An electro-optical device includes a mount assembly that reduces shock imparted to internal electro-optical components.

Scope mount

A clip-on infrared imager may be coupled and decoupled to an existing night vision system to add infrared imaging to provide a fused image through at least one of the night vision system eyepieces.

Clip-on infrared imager

An adjustable mounting arrangement is provided for mounting a vision system to a helmet. The mounting system includes a mount assembly having a latch pivot that can be removably affixed to a helmet mount. The mounting assembly further includes a base that is rotatable about the latch pivot. The base includes a tilt adjustment mechanism positioned to bear against a paddle portion extending from the latch pivot for adjusting the tilt angle of the base relative to the helmet mount.

Method and apparatus for mounting a vision system

A fusion vision system has a first eyepiece through which a fused viewable image is larger than an image viewed through a second eyepiece to help the operator more easily view the fused image in their brain. The fusion vision system may employ image intensification and infrared imaging capabilities.

Vision system with eye dominance forced to fusion channel

A fusion vision system has a first eyepiece through which a fused viewable image is larger than an image viewed through a second eyepiece to help the operator more easily view the fused image in their brain. The fusion vision system may employ image intensification and thermal imaging capabilities.

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Matthew W Reed