Posts Tagged ‘Adams Industries’
Adams Industries Launches New Website
Friday, June 1st, 2012SOFIC – Adams Industries – GoPro Aviation Mount
Thursday, May 24th, 2012
Coming soon from Adams Industries is this GoPro Mount for aviation helmets. It works on any flight helmet with ANVIS-compatible shroud.
SOFIC – Adams Industries
Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012
The Surface ANVIS Mount from Adams Industries is an economical way to adapt your ANVIS family night vision goggles to ballistic and non-ballistic helmets. It is compatible with standard VAS shrouds . It’s also rugged as hell.
Adams Industries Catalog
Sunday, February 19th, 2012This catalog will give you a good idea of the advanced optical sensor technologies that Adams Industries brings to the table. They don’t just sell other’s products. Adams Industries integrates technologies into specific form factors. They are constantly adding new products so make sure you check up on their website regularly.
Black Bag Designs LLC NVG Head Harness
Thursday, January 19th, 2012
We saw a really cool NVG Head Harness in the Adams Industries booth (SHOT Show booth #5008) that is made by Black Bag Designs LLC and is 100% Berry compliant. It is crafted from Jaquard weave Multicam Webbing from Murdock webbing, printed MultiCam loop from Velcro USA and hardware from ITW and National Molding. It’s unique in that it is able to mount ANY US issue ground troop Night Vision Device. It is fully adjustable at 10 different points for user comfort. Additionally, the harness is lightweight and so compact it can be stowed in a cargo pocket. Guaranteed for life and currently in use by US SOF, the Head Harness is available from Adams Industries, ADS, and Black Bag Designs, LLC. It’s Patent Pending and available in Black, Khaki, MultiCam and Coyote Brown.
Black Bag Designs LLC
Ph 815-252-8766
Adams Industries Introduces Tan Battery Boxes
Tuesday, January 17th, 2012Adams Industries showed us the Tan version of the Warrior Battery Pack we wrote about during the Maneuver Warfare Conference. You can see the box as well as their Surface ANVIS Mount which is great for agencies who have ANVIS goggles but no helmet mounts.
Check them out in SHOT Show booth #5008.
GPNVG18
Thursday, October 13th, 2011
The Ground Panoramic Night Vision Goggle 18 from L3 Warrior Systems‘ Insight Technology division are a modification of the Panoramic goggles originally developed to provide Aviators with a wider field of view. Legacy night vision binocular systems with their 18mm tubes offer a 45 deg FOV while the Panoramic model’s four smaller tubes (16mm) increase that out to 95 deg.
Above you can see the GPNVG18 in Blue Force Gear’s AUSA booth. It is mounted on a Crye Precision AirFrame Helmet with an Adams Industries ANVIS mount.
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If you’re wondering, yes the GPNVG18 uses a separate battery pack. Remember, it was originally designed for Aviation use so it’s much like ANVIS technology.
Here is the complete kit all snuggled in a nice, padded storage case with removable hard case for the goggle.
There aren’t a lot of these systems out there yet, but they are there. Hopefully, we’ll see more. However, the Aviation folks are already looking at new helmet technology that eliminates night vision goggles altogether but rather puts a panoramic screen in front of the eyes of the Aviator and projects data normally found on a Heads Up Display as well as images taken from night vision cameras on the side of the helmet as well as other locations.
Maneuver Conference – Adams Industries
Wednesday, September 14th, 2011
The Air Ground Warrior Battery pack from Adams Industries is crafted from solid Delrin, a high strength composite. It can be machined and is highly impact resistant.
The case is water resistant. Adams Industries developed a battery case that can be powered by two AA or a single 3v CR 123 per side. Additionally, the rotating switch is more robust than the standard ANVIS toggle with 3 positions for left or right bank and “off” in the middle.
It incorporates the standard clip for attachment to a flight helmet or can be mounted via a Velcro field. Additionally, they have provided attachment points to accept the issue counterweights.
