The driving assistance system Alligator 5 has been developed to actively support the vehicle (including armored vehicles, combat tanks, SP artillery mounts etc.) in critical driving situations. The system‘s main purpose is continuous monitoring of the vehicle surroundings to detect potentially dangerous situations early and help drivers of tactical wheeled vehicles avoid accidents. Moreover, the system supports safe driving when headlights are off in total darkness. The system is built with more rugged components to navigate unstructured environments. Alligator 5 consists of 4 hybrid cameras mounted on the vehicle‘s body (in front, at the rear and on each side), providing a complete overview of the surroundings and keeping the vehicle from straying from its pathway or hitting the obstacles in its blind spot. Each camera has a daily channel with a high quality CMOS detector and a thermal imaging channel equipped with a high-sensitivity passive long-range infrared receiver (LWIR) that allows the driver to monitor the situation in all weather conditions. The camera image is reflected on the high-definition color display, which is installed in the vehicle‘s cab. The system is powered by an onboard vehicle network with a voltage of 12 24V.

HORIZONT 3 is a multispectral modular-type optoelectronic device intended for use as a part of surveillance and reconnaissance systems. The system Horizont 3 can be used stationary and as a self-contained device installed on a tripod, mast, or vehicle. Horizont 3 is easily integrated with other means of technical reconnaissance. Its optical module consists of a thermal imaging camera, a day camera and a laser rangefinder. Cameras are installed on a pan-and-tilt gyrostabilized platform that provides guidance in azimuth and angle of elevation in manual and semi-automatic or automatic patrolling mode. The platform is installed permanently or on a telescopic mast.

Devices of BETMAN series are multispectral optoelectronic devices intended for use as a part of surveillance, reconnaissance and fire control systems. The series is designed to record target environment, determine the range in natural and dimmed lighting, and detect objects and terrain thermal radiation. Depending on the model type, BETMAN devices are used in stationary lookout stations; as a part of autonomous combat modules; on armored vehicles; as a part of shipboard surveillance and fire control systems