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TriEye Introduces Advanced Tactical Vision Technology at AUSA Washington 2025

At this year's Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington, D.C., TriEye unveiled groundbreaking advancements in military vehicle technology. The company, recognized for developing the world's first CMOS-based Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) sensing solutions, showcased its latest integration with AM General's MIMIC-V light tactical truck, designed specifically for special operations.

The event, held at booth #6941 in Hall D, allowed visitors to witness what could potentially be the world's first combat vehicle enhanced with SWIR technology. The spotlight was on TriEye's unique contributions that aim to redefine situational awareness in challenging battlefield conditions.

Redefining Battlefield Visibility

In the fast-paced and often perilous environment of modern warfare, superior visibility is critical. Traditional sensory equipment often falters in adverse conditions—be it fog, dust, darkness, or smoke—which can severely hinder mission success. TriEye's innovative SWIR sensors are designed to combat these challenges by providing high-resolution imaging and comprehensive 3D depth perception. This capability is essential for troops requiring enhanced situational awareness in environments that standard cameras cannot penetrate.

In a statement regarding this partnership, Darrell Duckworth, Executive Director of Business Development at AM General, expressed the importance of leveraging next-generation technology to improve operational effectiveness. He emphasized that