Equipped with a new generation of sensors, JIM SHARPHAWK achieved a +30% improvement in Detection, Recognition and Identification (DRI) performance in both day and low light modes. The binocular also provided increased connectivity for enhanced situational awareness, while retaining a lightweight format of under 2 kg and full compatibility with the JIM Compact ecosystem.
Safran highlighted that new hardware integration and software upgrades paved the way for future capabilities including resilience in GNSS-denied environments, strengthened cybersecurity and AI-powered processing. The system was designed to ensure nations maintained technological sovereignty and operational independence.
“We are very proud to present our new ultra-wide field panoramic binocular at DSEI. Our teams have leveraged their expertise to develop an innovative product that is both robust and extremely high performing, supporting mission success at night and protecting those on the front lines,” said Alexandre Ziegler, Head of Defense Global Business Unit at Safran Electronics & Defense. “This new binocular is a testament to Safran’s ongoing commitment to providing armed forces with state-of-the-art, sovereign solutions.”
