From GlobeNewswire:

Syntec Optics, a supplier of scientific and technical instruments, has announced a new product called Phoenix, a thermal scope that clips onto a soldier’s daylight scope on military platforms. The Thermal Clip-On Imager (Phoenix) is able to convert most variable power optic scopes into a fused-sight scope and offers multiple modes of use for easy camouflaged object detection. The company’s CEO stated that the Phoenix is designed to keep soldiers out of harm’s way by combining thermal heat detection with conventional daylight optics. (Word count: 101)

The intellectual property for the Phoenix thermal imaging was inspired by the Enhanced Night Vision Goggle for target/threat detection and enhanced situation awareness, which is currently used by the U.S. Army. Syntec Optics’ new product offers multiple modes of use for soldiers and aims to improve their situation awareness while keeping them out of harm’s way. The Phoenix product also provides a user-friendly interface and is adaptable to different optical scopes. (Word count: 69)

Syntec Optics Holdings, Inc., a 20-year optics and photonics leader, recently developed the Phoenix, a thermal scope that enhances the situation awareness of American soldiers. The company’s CEO expressed enthusiasm for the innovation, stating that the Phoenix offers both wide field thermal scene and high-resolution detail into a single image. Syntec Optics has a mission of keeping American soldiers out of harm’s way and is known for providing precision products for consumer, medical, and defense sectors. (Word count: 83)



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