Technology has developed a dynamic Israeli ElbitSystems tankers helmet targeting system, which may be a tank battle in the revolutionary invention, commanders can go to nearby enemy tanks through reconnaissance. The helmet, called the IronVision, was developed using the same technology used by the fighter pilot's helmet. It can send images captured by the camera on the tank back to the helmet's goggles in real time.
Boaz Cohen, head of Elbit's land division, said that the IronVision helmet will change the way the land maneuver forces fight. When the military is in protection, there is no need for heavy use of force. This is particularly important in urban battles. We do not want to make the entire city in a state of war, nor do we want to accidentally injure innocent people. At present, periscope-type devices are used in tank battles, but this limits the scope of geographical sight. Elbit said that the IronVision helmet uses sensors and user-friendly interactive interface software to transfer images inside and outside the tank to the commander and driver's goggles, giving them a true view of the external environment and "seeing" the tank.
Elbit also claims that the images provided by the IronVision helmet are high-definition real-time, no-delay, and the image resolution is extremely high, allowing users to seamlessly observe the surrounding environment in 360°. The helmet mask is lightweight and compact, and the built-in software uses advanced distortion correction algorithms to eliminate visual distortion and motion sickness. In addition, this system also has a night vision function, and the commander can directly observe relevant information from the outside world. Moreover, it uses head tracking technology to lock in potential threats and targets, and commanders can follow them at a glance.
ElbitSystems' Helmet Sighting System (HMS) is used on helicopters and fighter aircraft all over the world, including the latest F-35 fighter jets. Soldiers can see the situation outside the tank with the press of a button.
Boaz Cohen, head of Elbit's land division, said that the IronVision helmet will change the way the land maneuver forces fight. When the military is in protection, there is no need for heavy use of force. This is particularly important in urban battles. We do not want to make the entire city in a state of war, nor do we want to accidentally injure innocent people. At present, periscope-type devices are used in tank battles, but this limits the scope of geographical sight. Elbit said that the IronVision helmet uses sensors and user-friendly interactive interface software to transfer images inside and outside the tank to the commander and driver's goggles, giving them a true view of the external environment and "seeing" the tank.
Elbit also claims that the images provided by the IronVision helmet are high-definition real-time, no-delay, and the image resolution is extremely high, allowing users to seamlessly observe the surrounding environment in 360°. The helmet mask is lightweight and compact, and the built-in software uses advanced distortion correction algorithms to eliminate visual distortion and motion sickness. In addition, this system also has a night vision function, and the commander can directly observe relevant information from the outside world. Moreover, it uses head tracking technology to lock in potential threats and targets, and commanders can follow them at a glance.
ElbitSystems' Helmet Sighting System (HMS) is used on helicopters and fighter aircraft all over the world, including the latest F-35 fighter jets. Soldiers can see the situation outside the tank with the press of a button.
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