Our Company

With production facilities and head office in Athens, as well as offices in Kempen, Abu Dhabi and Singapore and with more than 70.000 systems in service or under contract in 40 countries around the world, Theon Sensors is today one of the Market Leaders in Night Vision Systems for military and security applications.

All products are in-house designed by a team of experienced and qualified engineers specializing in all related engineering disciplines such as optical, mechanical, electronics and system design. Emphasis is given on providing high performing and ergonomically advanced systems that increase soldier’s safety and mission success rate during night operations.

MAIN PRODUCT LINES

The main product lines are: Night Vision Monoculars and Binoculars, Family of Night Vision Sights, Clip-on Night Sights, Night Driver’s Viewers, Digital day and night Cameras and upgrade kits for armoured vehicles, Thermal Stand-alone and Clip-on uncooled Sights, Vehicle and Platform based thermal imaging systems, SWIR systems, Optical and Mechanical customized design, ILS and Maintenance Services.

Based on the use of Image Intensifier Tubes (IITs), Night Vision Devices are electro optic systems used to facilitate detection and recognition under low light conditions. Helmet, head, weapon - mounted or handheld, the products of NV family (Monoculars, Binoculars, Sights, In-line Afocals) will satisfy every operational need.

Thermal imaging devices use passive sensors that capture the infrared radiation emitted by all objects with a temperature above absolute zero (thermal radiation), providing ideal operation regardless of lighting conditions. Based on end user needs, a wide family of uncooled (Sights, In-line Afocals, Periscopes) and cooled (Binoculars) products is available.

Short-wave infrared (SWIR) light is defined in the 0.9 – 1.7μm wavelength range. Although not visible to the human eye, this light interacts with objects in a similar manner as visible wavelengths (reflective light). SWIR cameras provide high resolution imaging of objects during day / night (even moonless), but also through glass.