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Kollsman Delivers 1,000th EVS

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Key Takeaways:

  • Elbit Systems-Kollsman delivered its 1,000th Enhanced Vision System (EVS), having pioneered the technology a decade ago predominantly for Gulfstream business jets.
  • The EVS projects infrared camera images onto a head-up display, significantly improving pilot vision in low visibility conditions and at night.
  • This system provides FAA and EASA landing credits, permitting descents as low as 100 feet using the camera on precision instrument approaches.
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Elbit Systems-Kollsman, the New Hampshire elctro-optic systems maker, announced the delivery of its 1,000th enhanced vision system since it pioneered EVS technology a decade ago aboard Gulfstream business jets. Fittingly, the 1,000th installation was also aboard a Gulfstream, as have been about 80 percent of all Kollsman EVS deliveries.

The Kollsman EVS displays an infrared camera image on a head-up display to provide improved vision in low visibility conditions such as fog or haze and at night. The FAA and EASA provide landing credits for airplanes equipped with HUD-based EVS, permitting descents as low as 100 feet using the camera system on straight-in precision instrument approaches.

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