(Representative image only.) Peridot Night can help increase soldiers’ awareness even in low-light environments. Photo: Spc. Eric Jungels/DVIDS
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Israeli-based Maris-Tech has introduced Peridot Night, a situational awareness tool that combines thermal sensors and artificial intelligence to boost visibility and decision-making.

Set to debut at AUSA 2025, the system integrates three thermal cameras and one full high-definition day camera to create a seamless 90-degree panoramic view of the surroundings.

When networked in groups of four, it delivers full 360-degree coverage, working as both a driver’s aid and a core component of larger situational awareness suites.

Peridot Night situational awareness tool. Photo: Maris-Tech

Powered by the company’s Jupiter-AI edge computing platform, Peridot Night provides onboard threat detection, local recording, and real-time intelligence in demanding environments.

Flexible Deployment

The system can be mounted on armored fighting vehicles, unmanned systems, and naval assets, supporting operations across land, sea, and air.

Maris-Tech said that beyond improved visibility, Peridot Night is built to support mission safety and effectiveness, giving operators reliable situational awareness and terrain dominance across a range of missions.

Peridot Night can be mounted on military vehicles for improved awareness of the surroundings. Photo: Courtney Bacon/DVIDS

“I am extremely proud of the Maris-Tech team for bringing Peridot Night to market,” said Israel Bar, chief executive officer of Maris-Tech.

“This complete and standalone solution positions Maris higher in the defense technology value chain. The industry has been waiting for such a product, and we are confident it will deliver meaningful benefits to operators worldwide.”

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