Soldiers will field the initial batch of updated goggles through early 2020 to help increase their situational awareness, the company said Monday.
ENVG-B uses a white phosphor image intensification technology and a thermal channel designed to fuse images and thermally detect targets. The binocular is intended to address the Army’s soldier lethality cross-functional team requirement.
Dana Mehnert, president of L3Harris’ communications systems segment, said that ENVG-B reflects a year-long collaboration between the company and the military branch.
œThis is the first networked night vison system that brings battlefield imagery and data directly to the soldier™s eye, providing situational awareness beyond the capability of near-peer threats facing the U.S. military and our allies around the world.
The company received two more orders worth $153M combined to deliver 7K additional systems and provide logistics support services following the completion of initial deliveries.
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