Not that you can’t remove it, of course. If you want to see something more modern, [Nick] built his own AN/PVS-14 night vision scope and you can too.

One lens emits the IR illumination beam and contains the CMOS sensor. The other lens focuses the image for the oversized digital viewfinder. Unlike most night-vision units, which have eyepieces ...

lens 38 mm in diameter with a 50 mm focal length. Add a printed enclosure, and the result is a monocular night vision display. Do it three more times and arrange them around one’s eyeballs ...

The M151 Improved Spotting Scope allows recognition ... glint off the scope’s objective lens. The M151 is also fielded with a threadable night vision adaptor that allows an AN/PVS-14 NVG to ...

Whilst a few are designed for normal daylight viewing and recording, many camera binoculars are night vision scopes for viewing wildlife (or ... by the binoculars and the size of the objective lens, ...

Night-vision binoculars are a combination of analog and digital viewing, with an optical lens and a digital LCD that allows you ... and quite often has either a pair of binoculars, a monocular or a ...

The need for advanced night vision capabilities for surveillance, security, and targeting in low-light or nighttime ...

Rhodopsin is well characterised so the relative scotopic spectral sensitivity function can be calculated for intraocular lenses (IOLs ... but the practical consequences for scotopic vision are unclear ...