As special operations forces prepare to take on a wider set of missions, their tech needs are growing more ambitious.

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Current night-vision goggles and scopes are heavy and bulky. With the group’s new pyroelectric-based approach, NVDs could have the same sensitivity without the cooling weight. The researchers ...

Cooling hardware is what makes current night-vision goggles heavy, power-hungry, and four- or five-figure expensive. An uncooled sensor this sensitive could slash both weight and cost.

A new way to make large ultrathin infrared sensors that don’t need cryogenic cooling could radically change night vision for the military or even autonomous vehicles. In a study published ...

Current night-vision goggles and scopes are heavy and bulky. With the group’s new pyroelectric-based approach, NVDs could have the same sensitivity without the cooling weight. The researchers also ...