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ITT Night Vision Moves To The Future

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Tuesday, July 29th, 2008

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By Ann Roosevelt ITT Corp.'s [ITT] Night Vision is working on the future of night vision using new wavelengths and developing digital fusion core technology and considering new markets, according to company officials. "Our plan is to take that into a lot of different areas where we've never been before," Mike Alvis, vice president, business development for ITT Night Vision, told Defense Daily in an interview. For example, developing digital core technology that would digitally fuse image intensification--the green image…

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