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What Noisefighters has managed to do with the Panobridge is incredible. Brace sought feedback from some of the most experienced night vision users to ensure the Panobridge delivered an experience that matched or exceeded quad-tube goggle performance in four key areas: situational awareness, operational flexibility, overall weight and size, and price. Lee Collette, President of Nightline, Inc.ĭuring the development process, Mr. At only 22.5 ounces or 638 grams assembled weight, with batteries included, this panoramic night vision system is a game-changing combination where two products come together to create an amazing synergy for the user. In addition, Nightline’s proprietary NL914C multi-battery housing further enhances the advantages of the Panobridge by creating a lighter weight, adjustable binocular with improved ergonomics, along with a wider, more natural field of view. NL914C lightweight digital battery housings installed, mounted to Panobridgeīy utilizing accessible AN/PVS-14 monoculars and requiring no extra hardware, the Panobridge allows organizations to continue the use of current night vision devices within a well-supplied and defined logistics network, eliminating the need for additional systems and training. Neal Brace, owner of Noisefighters and inventor of the device Dual AN/PVS-14 monoculars with Nightline, Inc. While this product is not intended to replace quad-tube goggles for those specialized units which require them, I believe Panobridge provides a much more compact alternative, with a competitively wide field of view, at a price point which is accessible to all night vision users.

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Instead of purchasing new binocular or quad-tube night vision goggles, however, Panobridge presents a compelling, extremely inexpensive upgrade path for unmodified AN/PVS-14 monoculars to not only create a capable and lightweight dual-tube goggle, but also bring panoramic night vision viewing capabilities to the masses for the first time. Multi-tube night vision goggles provide much higher levels of immersion and depth perception by sending information to both eyes. There are millions of AN/PVS-14 monoculars in use worldwide, and many organizations and individuals are currently trying to find a way to extend and improve the working life and utility of these rugged, dependable night vision devices. Photo representation inside Nightline, Inc.’s indoor training facility of the standard and split view panoramic image through dual AN/PVS-14 monoculars mounted on Panobridge

Whenever desired, the AFOV mechanism permits the tubes to be quickly pointed straight ahead, as currently provided with conventional binocular night vision goggles. NL914C lightweight digital battery housings installed, mounted to Noisefighters Panobridgeīy exploiting this new AFOV - or Adjustable Field of View - concept, the Panobridge eliminates the so-called tube effect experienced by night vision users and provides enhanced situational awareness. Dual AN/PVS-14 monoculars with Nightline, Inc. NOISEFIGHTERS today announces the release of the patent pending PANOBRIDGE™ dual AN/PVS-14 night vision monocular bridge mount, which includes two industry-changing features: a total weight of only 1.5 oz / 42 g - or approximately 70% less weight than one of most popular competing AN/PVS-14 bridge mounts - and a proprietary mechanism that permits users to selectively adjust the goggle’s field of view from 40 to approximately 75 degrees by laterally rotating (or “panning”) each individual monocular outward to create a split image, which is then automatically merged in the user’s brain to form one cohesive, super-wide, panoramic image. introduces Panobridge, a 1.5 oz night vision bridge mount with industry-changing adjustable field of view capability, alongside development and distribution partners Gamut Resolutions, Kinetic Consulting, MK Machining, Nitewalker, PRG Defense, and Tactical Night Vision Company (TNVC). Noisefighters and its development partner Nightline, Inc.

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