IDEX 2019: First-time presence of General Starlight (GSCI) displaying night vision and thermal imaging devices.

General Starlight Co. Inc. - the company behind some of the most innovative modern night vision and thermal imaging devices - is attending IDEX 2019. It most notably introduces its Quadro series to the thriving Middle Eastern market. The global success of these professional Thermal Fusion systems indicates that there is a lot to be excited about.

The Quadro systems come in a variety of configurations (Picture source: Army Recognition)

“We have been investing a lot of time, energy and care into our various Quadro systems, and I’m glad to see all our hard work is being appreciated by our professional and knowledgeable clientele” said Andrew B., lead technician at GSCI. “The Quadro systems come in a variety of configurations - If the end-user needs a reliable Fusion system mounted on their helmet, we have the new Quadro-G Goggles for that purpose. Another option is the Quadro-B Fusion Binoculars, available with a variety of lens sizes for long-range detection. If the weapon-mounted option is preferred, they have the option of the classic Quadro-S standalone Fusion weapon sight or Quadro-SC clip-on weapon sight.”

If you’re not familiar with this technology yet, GSCI’s fusion systems operate in 4 distinct, manually-cycled modes: thermal, daytime, nighttime, and a day/night/thermal hybrid view, aptly named Fusion mode. These channels work together to produce a lag-free video image that gives the operator unmatched situational awareness in any low-light scenario. GSCI’s fusion technology is undeniably considered top-tier within the industry, which is no surprise coming from a company that’s garnered a reputation for high-end, professional-grade devices over the last two decades. The Quadro series is certainly no exception.

This ITAR-free, Canadian-made series of systems is available to be exported worldwide.

(Picture source: Army Recognition)