BAE rolls out civil Q-Sight
BAE Systems has its helmet/headset mounted Q-Sight head-up display (HUD) in its booth here (No.

BAE Systems has its helmet/headset mounted Q-Sight head-up display (HUD) in its booth here (No. 110) and will start making customer deliveries later this year. Initial deliveries will be made to military customers, who are expected to comprise the bulk of demand, but the company will be making the system available to civil operators as well. BAE sees a significant market for Q-Sight with HEMS operators and law enforcement agencies.

Q-Sight can be used in conjunction with images from forward-looking infrared (FLIR) systems and night-vision goggles (NVGs) to create enhanced- and synthetic-vision solutions. The cost of the system will likely be slightly more than a set of NVGs, according to John Nix, BAE Systems vice president of business development.

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