Across the full spectrum, visible day, SWIR, MWIR and LWIR thermal, in the resolutions and optics each mission needs.
Daylight, in full detail.
When the weather's clear and visibility's high, AveoDAY gives you the full picture with whatever optics you need.

- Optics for the mission. Resolution varies by model, with telephoto and motorized-zoom lenses for magnification.
- Built into the wing. Some AveoDAY cameras fit inside aerodynamic, lighted wingtips.
- Color, even in low light. Aveo5D adds a low-light color camera, so you see the world in color, not monochrome.
- Freestanding or integrated. Standalone, or built into Aveo lighting: Phoenix™, Genesis™, Nemesis™, Sapphire, Iguana Pods and Pantheon™.
Through bad weather, day or night.
SWIR sees in daylight, at night and in poor weather. With Aveo's IR illuminators it holds a clear image even in low-reflection conditions, so helicopter crews fly IFR missions they would otherwise scrub.
- Resolution. Sensors from 640×512 up to 1280×1024.
- Optics. 9 mm to 900 mm, from normal to long range, with lenses matched to the mission.
- Milspec. Meets military environmental requirements.
Long-range thermal observation.
A cryogenically cooled mid-wave system for long-distance observation. It needs active stabilization and a platform with the power to run and steer it. Meets military environmental requirements.
Thermal that sees through cover.
Low-cost thermal for low-light work. LWIR picks out living and inert bodies against their background, through weather or foliage, and streams to any Aveo display or over Aveo's video network. Sensors from 640×512 to the world's first 1920×1080 thermal sensor. Meets military environmental requirements.


