Tonbo Imaging, a globally recognized leader in defense technology, recently demonstrated its array of combat-proven, multi-mission tactical imaging systems at the Army Supply Corps (ASC) Command & Control (C&D) event in Bengaluru, India.
Lieutenant General Manjinder Singh, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Indian Army Training Command (ARTRAC) in Shimla, was among the distinguished attendees who experienced Tonbo's cutting-edge capabilities.
Tonbo showcased a comprehensive suite of weapon-mounted and handheld systems designed to enhance soldier effectiveness across diverse battlefield scenarios. Key highlights of the exhibition included:
- Weapon Sight: This system augments a soldier's target acquisition and aiming proficiency in both daylight and low-light environments.
- Smart Thermal Weapon Sight (STWS): This sophisticated sight integrates thermal imaging capabilities, potentially coupled with ballistic calculations and fire control functionalities, to facilitate precise targeting over extended distances.
- Handheld Thermal Imager: Providing portable thermal imaging, this system enables enhanced situational awareness and target detection while maintaining soldier mobility.
- Helmet Mounted Display (HMD): Tonbo's HMD likely combines a heads-up display with thermal imaging technology, allowing soldiers to perceive their surroundings without visual obstruction.
- Thermal Imaging Binocular: This instrument provides magnified thermal images, crucial for long-range observation and reconnaissance operations.
Tonbo Imaging's exhibition of these combat-tested systems underscores its dedication to furnishing the Indian Army with the most advanced tactical imaging solutions available. By empowering soldiers with these versatile tools, Tonbo aims to significantly bolster their operational capabilities on the modern battlefield.
