
Pard advances thermal and night vision technology
Continued investment in optical engineering and system design is taking the Pard range towards more compact thermal and night vision units with better image processing.
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Wednesday 23 September 2026
Night vision and thermal imaging news for the trade: new monoculars, clip-ons and riflescopes, and the manufacturers pushing sensor and software development for hunters and professional users.

Continued investment in optical engineering and system design is taking the Pard range towards more compact thermal and night vision units with better image processing.

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