"Night Storm X3 is aimed at people who move through the dark for work or passion and need more than a toy flashlight for their eyes. It is a binocular-style night-vision system that promises native 4K full-color imaging down to 0.0001 lux (10 times better than the previously industry-leading SONY Starvis), visibility out to 1,500m, and an invisible 950nm IR beam, all fused by a 20 TOPS AI engine in a rugged IP65 housing designed for long nights."
"The Night Storm X3 is built around a ground-breaking architecture of not just one, but two proprietary 1-inch night vision CMOS sensors branded Luma-X and Chroma-X. One is a monochrome sensor that locks onto structure and edges in near-zero light, the other is a color sensor that pulls real color from light levels lower than starlight. The AI Neural Brain fuses them at the sub-pixel level, so you get both sharp contrast and natural color in a single 4K stream."
"To understand what 0.0001 lux actually means, consider that a single candle at one meter is roughly one lux. By 0.001 lux, that glow is barely visible from 100m, and at 0.0001 lux it disappears to the naked eye. The Night Storm X3 still pulls full-color detail at that level, paired with optics tuned for a 13-degree field of view and 8x digital zoom, with minimal noise and interference thanks to its powerful AI imaging processing."
Night Storm X3 is a binocular-style night-vision system featuring two proprietary 1-inch CMOS sensors called Luma-X (monochrome) and Chroma-X (color). A 20 TOPS AI Neural Brain fuses the sensors at sub-pixel level to produce native 4K full-color imaging in near-zero light. The system achieves sensitivity down to 0.0001 lux, claims visibility to 1,500m, and uses an invisible 950nm IR illuminator. Optics provide a 13-degree field of view and 8x digital zoom. The unit is housed in an IP65 rugged casing for extended use and is marketed with a consumer price reduction and crowdfunding traction.
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