Senop has placed several significant orders for Photonis 4G white phosphor intensifier tubes, reinforcing its commitment to enhancing its night vision capabilities. This latest contract supports the development of Senop’s new EVA M night vision goggles, designed for dismounted soldiers operating in low-light combat environments.
The EVA M is a compact and mobile night vision device that incorporates user feedback from recent conflicts, improving both functionality and usability. Its development aligns with the increasing global demand for advanced night vision systems driven by evolving military requirements.
Recent geopolitical tensions, including the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, have highlighted the critical role of night vision technology in modern warfare. In response, European defence budgets have risen, with an average 6% increase in military spending across the EU and significant boosts in Nordic and Baltic nations.
As military forces modernise their capabilities, demand for high-performance night vision equipment has surged. Exosens has positioned itself as a strategic supplier to NATO and allied nations, ensuring rapid delivery and cutting-edge technology to meet growing operational needs.
With over 40 years of experience in image intensification, Exosens continues to innovate in night vision technology. Its Photonis 4G tubes provide exceptional visibility in near-total darkness, and their integration into Senop’s ergonomic EVA M design offers enhanced mobility and tactical advantage for soldiers.
Exosens CEO, Jérôme Cerisier, emphasised the company’s commitment to innovation, stating: “We are dedicated to delivering night vision technologies that exceed operational requirements and provide tactical superiority on the battlefield.” The company remains focused on developing cutting-edge solutions that meet the highest military standards, ensuring future readiness for armed forces worldwide.
