Enhanced Vision System (EVS)
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The ClearVision™ Enhanced Vision System (EVS) product family provides a superior visual solution augmented with real-time synthetic information, designed to expand the safety and operational capabilities of your Head-Up Display (HUD) system. With its advanced real-time visual processing, EVS merges the input of high-definition visual cameras, Near IR sensor, and Long-Wave IR sensor into one perfectly fused picture, expanding your situational awareness like never before. This 4th generation high-resolution, uncooled multispectral EVS detects incandescent and LED runway lights with provisions to support color display. With its brighter and clearer image, ClearVision EVS will make any taxi, takeoff, cruise, or landing easier, clearer, and safer.
EVS-5000
The top-of-the-line EVS-5000 multispectral camera provides a complete gate-to-gate experience, covering the full flight envelope. The complement of six sensors - from visible light to longwave infrared (IR) - allows the pilot to overcome extreme weather conditions and low visibility situations, day and night.
EVS-4000
The compact EVS-4000 multispectral EVS camera features two sensors, visible-Near IR and Long-wave IR, which provides an excellent EVS solution for smaller fixed wing aircraft and rotorcraft.
Flexibility
The EVS interfaces with a variety of display options: traditional fixed HUD system, head-down flight display systems; or a wearable device like the 'near-to-eye' (NTE) SkyLens™ wearable display.
Efficiency & Safety
ClearVision EVS is designed to increase platform efficiency and safety, with the latest visual processing technology, meeting all FAA/EASA/ICAO/CAAC EVS or EFVS civil certification requirements.
Features
- Multispectral technology for improved imaging details
- High-resolution, high-contrast
- Terrain awareness video
- LED and incandescent runway light detection in low visibility
Benefits
- Minimized dependency on ILS
- Equivalent visual operations
- Unprecedented situational awareness in all weather conditions, day and night, during take-off, approach, and landing phases