SAGE TECHNOLOGIES LEADS INDUSTRY IN DIGITIZATION OF MILITARY NIGHT VISION GOGGLES
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SAGE TECHNOLOGIES LEADS INDUSTRY IN DIGITIZATION OF MILITARY NIGHT VISION GOGGLES

Company Addresses Market Challenges and Integration of AI Applications

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- AUSA 2026 -- Sage Technologies, an innovator in low-latency digital data processing and defense electronics, announced today the release of its DPVS military-grade digital night vision goggles. DPVS is designed to address the Department of War's (DOW) current requirements around soldier-borne digital vision and soldier connectivity. Leveraging expertise gained from the IVAS program, the new product leads the industry in quality of low-light performance, matching current analog NVG systems in the market today. Unlike analog systems, Sage's digital version allows for the benefits of advanced technology, including real-time command and control data sharing as well as the integration of AI.

Utilizing commercially available components and the Army's MOSA strategy (Modular Open Systems Approach), Sage's night vision technology is designed to deliver real-time situational awareness for military personnel, civil agencies, and first responders.

"Our mission at Sage Technologies has always been to solve complex, real-world problems on the front line leveraging the latest technologies available," said Steve Cantrell, CEO and President of Sage Technologies. "By fusing advanced digital sensors with real-time data processing, this system provides operators with situational awareness in the modern connected battlefield."

Building on Sage's legacy as a trusted supplier to the DOW for over 30 years, the DPVS goggles integrate low-light sensors and real-time computing to ensure 24/7 operational capability where traditional analog night vision systems fall short.

Key features of the new digital night vision platform include:

- Advanced Sensor Integration: Offers the best low-light visible (LLVis) sensor on the market for high-resolution optical imaging in degraded visual environments.

- Ability to integrate AI: Enables state-of-the-art image enhancement software onboard the platform.

- Ultra-Low Latency Processing: Leverages Sage's proprietary embedded processing to provide ultra-fast digital data processing, eliminating display lag for high-tempo operations.

- Tactical Network Compatibility: Integrates seamlessly with tactical Android systems (such as ATAK) to display real-world situational awareness data directly to the operator's display.

- Helmet-Mounted Design: Engineered specifically for dynamic tactical environments, with a fit for all common helmets.

For more information about Sage Technologies leading advanced digital solutions visit www.gosage.com.

About Sage Technologies

Sage Technologies is a design, engineering, and manufacturing firm specializing in advanced electronics, embedded FPGA systems, and vision sensor integration. For over three decades, Sage has served as a primary developer of integrated vision and situational awareness solutions for the U.S. Department of War, civil agencies, and commercial industries around the globe.

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Sage Technologies

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Website: www.gosage.com

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