#Night vision

US Army The United States Army recently dropped a fascinating video showing how different the battefield look while wearing their new Enhanced Night Vision Goggles-Binocular (ENVG-B). According to Business Insider, the footage using the new ENVG-B was taken on April 19 at Joint Base

Author: Josh Hendrickson / Source: How-To Geek A family recently discovered a rude surprise at their Airbnb: a hidden camera disguised as a smoke detector in the living room. Here are two ways to check for cameras—in an Airbnb or elsewhere—using only an iPhone or Android phone. Hidden Cameras

Author: Donald Papp / Source: Hackaday [Nick Chen] shared some fascinating and useful details about building a AN/PVS-14 monocular night vision device from parts. It’s not cheap, but the build would be a simple one for most Hackaday readers, at least the ones who are residents of the USA. Since

Author: Josh Hendrickson / Source: How-To Geek Wi-Fi cameras rely on infrared (IR) for night vision. But IR bounces off glass—so, if you’re using your camera behind a window, you’ll only see a blurry reflection at night. Here’s how to get a clear image. Night Vision and Window Panes Don’t

Author: Stephen Johnson / Source: Big Think Microsoft is set to make prototypes of AR headsets that will feature capabilities including night vision, thermal sensing and instruments that measure vital signs. The military already uses AR in some applications, but it’s yet to implement the