Israeli company Thermal Beacon Ltd. developed high-end, innovative thermal IFF (Identification Friend or Foe) emitters – the MS OMR II c and MK-IV. The first system is mounted on a fighter’s helmet, marking it, and thus distinguishing it from enemy forces. The second system is installed on buildings, vehicles and sailing vessels, enabling accurate identification by friendly forces. In a recent experiment, the MS OMR II c system identified targets from a distance of 18 km.
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In a recent experiment, the MS OMR II c system identified targets from a distance of 18 km. (Picture source: Thermal Beacons)
In a recent experiment, the MS OMR II c system identified targets from a distance of 18 km. (Picture source: Thermal Beacons)
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