Thales supports the next generation of Marine Corps combat vehicle vision with Minerva Cameras
United States, Aug. 11 -- Thales Defense & Security, Inc. (TDSI), a U.S. subsidiary of Thales, has received an order for more than 400 SharpView Dual Camera - Minerva imagers for U.S. Marine Corps combat vehicles.The award advances the Marine Corps' modernization of Amphibious Combat Vehicle Personnel (ACV-P) and Command (ACV-C) variants by augmenting legacy camera systems with advanced dual-band imaging technology. By combining thermal and visible imaging capabilities into a single compact sensor, Minerva helps crews maintain image quality and situational awareness in conditions where traditional cameras can struggle, including darkness, dust, smoke, glare and adverse weather.The SharpView Dual Camera - Minerva is designed specifically for...
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