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Helicopter helmet eSAS
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Helicopter helmet - eSAS - NEXVISION - open face / black / with face shield
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Characteristics

Type
for helicopter
Configuration
open face
Color
black
Face shield
with face shield
Other characteristics
protective, connection technology, with camera mount
Weight

2.5 kg
(5.51 lb)

Description

Overview
  • eSAS is an augmented-reality (AR) night vision and situational awareness system for soldiers integrating more than 35 embedded sensors to provide environmental perception, tactical awareness and soldier health monitoring.

Key features
  • HMSD (Helmet Mounted Sight & Display)
  • OST (Optical See Through)
  • Dark night vision (NATO level 5)
  • Wide 80° HFoV and unobstructed field of view (minimum blind spot)
  • Thermal / visible fusion
  • Threat detection at 360°
  • Lightweight and better balanced than traditional NVGs
  • 10 hours mission endurance (system design goal)

Examples of missions
  • Urban combat in hostile environments: neutralize enemy forces in dense architectural environments, protect teammates and civilians, efficient coordination in confined environments.
  • Progression in isolated mountain terrain: move discreetly and efficiently over steep or unstable terrain, maintain group cohesion, anticipate extreme environmental conditions.
  • Clandestine reconnaissance in deep night: observe and identify enemy targets without being detected, collect visual/environmental/tactical information, transmit or store intelligence in real time.
  • Infiltration and sabotage of enemy positions: covert observation, target identification and data collection.
  • Coordinated night assault: attack multiple points simultaneously in the dark while maintaining ally identification and coordination.
  • Evacuating a wounded soldier under fire: locate, stabilize and extract a wounded combatant; maintain vital functions during evacuation; coordinate with extraction vectors (drone, vehicle, helicopter).
  • Crowd control in zones of instability: maintain order, identify troublemakers in dense crowds while remaining non-lethal and non-intrusive.

Features (detailed)
  • Environmental perception: Night + LWIR/Thermal + 3D vision; blue force localization (friend/foe avoidance); navigation (GNSS); additional sensors for temperature, pressure, humidity, toxic gas, particulate matters.
  • Soldier's state of health: health monitoring and predictive status including external body temperature, brain activity / BCI, soldier's attention (gaze tracking), pupillometry, heart rate variability, blood oximetry, head & body movement, perspiration.
  • Interconnection: vision of remote tactical optronics (visible/IR cameras on weapon/UAV/UGV or wireless cameras), interconnection with teammates, riflescopes and drones.

Characteristics / spécifications techniques
  • Product family / model: eSAS
  • Omni Sense Unit (OSU) — ENVIRONMENT (scene view sensors): Night vision 1.3 Mpx (NATO level 5) 80° HFoV; Thermal IR 640x480 px 80° HFoV; 3x Color/VNIR 5.1 Mpx + Thermal IR 320x240 px 60° HFoV; 3D scene depth sensing.
  • Omni Sense Unit (OSU) — ATMOSPHERE: temperature, pressure, humidity, toxic gas sensors, particulate matter sensors, barometer.
  • Omni Sense Unit (OSU) — ACOUSTIC: microphones for gunshot and threat sound detection & localization.
  • Navigation: GNSS, IMU.
  • Soldier physiology sensors: gaze tracking (target, scene designation, attention), oculometry (pupil diameter, eyelid positions, blinking), cardiac (heart pulse rate, HRV, respiratory blood oximetry), brain (electrical brain activity for cognitive load, fatigue, stress; Brain Control Interface BCI), body metrics (head orientation/movement, torso movement, skeletal posture, temperature, glucose).
  • Video Processing Unit (VPU): image analysis processor ~1000 Tops SoC (CPU+GPU+NPU); image processor and data stream muxer using 2x SoC (FPGA+CPU+GPU); Linux-based OS; embedded SSD 4 TByte.
  • RF communication / GNSS: Ultra Wide Band (UWB) stealth radio link; MANET mesh encrypted SDR (beamforming Tx, multi simultaneous frequencies, fast frequency hopping, narrow band); embedded WiFi/BT; optional GNSS and 4G broadband.
  • Links / I/O: IP network (Ethernet RJ45 1 Gbit/s); USB: 2x USB3.0 Type-A 5 Gbit/s; high-speed serdes differential link NVType-C 10 Gbit/s for HeadZone OSU RX/TX; power input (Type-C & XT60).
  • Dimensions (VPU): 16 cm x 11.5 cm x 4 cm.
  • Autonomy: 4 h standard or up to 10 h with battery extension.
  • Weight: OSU ~2.5 kg (including protection helmet); VPU ~900 g (including 170 Wh battery pack); power extension battery pack ~650 g (300 Wh).
  • Operating temperature: -20°C to +50°C.

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