Jenoptik, together with its partners, won the development and supply contract for the hand-held thermal imaging system VarioVIEW(tm) 150 in an open call for tenders from the European Commission. In the context of BOMUK (Border management improvement: equipment supply to the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine), the project behind the invitation to tender, the European Community is specifically promoting improvement in the surveillance and security of Europe's external frontiers (Schengen area). As part of that the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine will be equipped with Jenoptik's new thermal imaging systems within the next eight months. The total order volume for Jenoptik is approximately 10 million euros. With the current start of delivery, the largest single order in the infrared technology field coming from the security market segment will contribute to sales and results in the Jenoptik Defense & Civil Systems division in the years 2008 to 2009.
As the first manufacturer worldwide, Jenoptik is supplying with VarioVIEW(tm) 150 a thermal imaging system for large distances based on an uncooled infrared detector with a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels, with which persons can be reliably detected at night at a distance of up to five kilometers and vehicles up to seven kilometers. Apart from displaying high-resolution thermal images, the VarioVIEW(tm) 150 can also precisely calculate the distance to sighted objects - invisible to the human eye, and hard to detect with conventional reconnaissance technology. The integrated laser range finder, with a range of up to 5 kilometers, is based on a compact diode laser range finder of the DLEM series with a wavelength of 1,550 nm, also developed by Jenoptik.
The new VarioVIEW(tm) 150 thermal imaging system will be presented to the public for the first time at the SECURITY Essen 2008 trade fair from October 7 to 10 by InfraTec GmbH, Dresden, the exclusive worldwide distribution partner (with the exception of the North American and Japanese markets as well as military applications). A few days later, military clients will be able to take a closer look at the VarioVIEW(tm) 150 thermal imaging system and the Jenoptik laser range finders at the NIGHT VISION 2008 trade fair from October 22 to 23 in London's Olympia Conference Center.
Jenoptik - Defense and Civil Systems division
In the Defense and Civil Systems division Jenoptik combines electrics/electronics and mechatronics with laser sensor systems, optics and optoelectronics within complex components, systems and facilities. It focuses on the areas of ground-based observation platforms for intelligence gathering und reconnaissance as well as military and civil vehicle and aircraft equipment: generation and supply of electrical energy, stabilization technology for weapons and optoelectronic sensors, radomes for military aircrafts well as composite structure elements for civil aircrafts, and additionally, mechatronic components and subsystems.
For the security and space industry Jenoptik offers optoelectronic systems, multi-spectral camera systems for earth observation, sensor systems for orbit and attitude control of satellites as well as software. In the laser and infrared sensor systems area its focus is on the development, manufacturing and marketing of laser distance measurement equipment and infrared camera systems for different applications.
As the first manufacturer worldwide, Jenoptik is supplying with VarioVIEW(tm) 150 a thermal imaging system for large distances based on an uncooled infrared detector with a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels, with which persons can be reliably detected at night at a distance of up to five kilometers and vehicles up to seven kilometers. Apart from displaying high-resolution thermal images, the VarioVIEW(tm) 150 can also precisely calculate the distance to sighted objects - invisible to the human eye, and hard to detect with conventional reconnaissance technology. The integrated laser range finder, with a range of up to 5 kilometers, is based on a compact diode laser range finder of the DLEM series with a wavelength of 1,550 nm, also developed by Jenoptik.
The new VarioVIEW(tm) 150 thermal imaging system will be presented to the public for the first time at the SECURITY Essen 2008 trade fair from October 7 to 10 by InfraTec GmbH, Dresden, the exclusive worldwide distribution partner (with the exception of the North American and Japanese markets as well as military applications). A few days later, military clients will be able to take a closer look at the VarioVIEW(tm) 150 thermal imaging system and the Jenoptik laser range finders at the NIGHT VISION 2008 trade fair from October 22 to 23 in London's Olympia Conference Center.
Jenoptik - Defense and Civil Systems division
In the Defense and Civil Systems division Jenoptik combines electrics/electronics and mechatronics with laser sensor systems, optics and optoelectronics within complex components, systems and facilities. It focuses on the areas of ground-based observation platforms for intelligence gathering und reconnaissance as well as military and civil vehicle and aircraft equipment: generation and supply of electrical energy, stabilization technology for weapons and optoelectronic sensors, radomes for military aircrafts well as composite structure elements for civil aircrafts, and additionally, mechatronic components and subsystems.
For the security and space industry Jenoptik offers optoelectronic systems, multi-spectral camera systems for earth observation, sensor systems for orbit and attitude control of satellites as well as software. In the laser and infrared sensor systems area its focus is on the development, manufacturing and marketing of laser distance measurement equipment and infrared camera systems for different applications.
