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American Technologies Network Corp. has introduced the NVG-7 series of night-vision goggles that users can operate as a hand-held, head-mounted or helmet-mounted night vision device.
Read More →American Technologies Network Corp. (ATN) has added four new models to its ThOR Thermal Weapons Sight System product line for 2015: the ThOR336 1-4X, the ThOR336 4-16x , the ThOR-640 1-8X, and the ThOR-640 2.25-18X.
Read More →American Technologies Network, Corp. (ATN) has introduced the ATN MARS series of night vision weapon sights; the MARS 4X-3P and the MARS 6X-3P, both offer a new ATN proprietary feature; a two-color manual brightness of the aiming reticle.
Read More →This compact multipurpose thermal imaging system provides excellent image quality in total darkness and through fog, smoke and other visual obscuration. The sensitivity of the ATN OTIS-17 is unaffected by camouflage or bright lights.
Read More →American Technologies Network Corp. announced today that the National Tactical Officers Association has completed its review and testing of the ATN NVM-14-3P night vision monocular and has received an overall score of 4.51 out of a possible 5 in its member-tested-and-recommended-program ratings.
Read More →American Technologies Network Corp. has introduced the OTS-X handheld imaging viewer, a more affortable version of its OTS imager system.
Read More →American Technologies Network has released the ThermoSight T50, a mission-flexible thermal sight that can be utilized as a weapon sight or a handheld rugged imager for scouting, surveillance, or covert operations.
Read More →American Technologies Network Corp., makers of military, law enforcement, security and outdoor night vision and thermal applications, introduces two new models into their ThOR Thermal Weapons Sight System product line for 2014: the ThOR336-1.5X and the ThOR640-1X.
Read More →The ATN PS7 is a lightweight, high-performance night vision goggle that produces optical images in great clarity and detail even in unfavorable conditions, according to ATN.
Read More →Quite a few procurement officers have absolutely no idea what the folks in the field really need when it comes to night vision. Nor do they understand the different uses of thermal imaging versus light amplification and when they should be deployed.
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