27 January 2022
by Amael Kotlarski
Metravib PEARL. (Giles Ebbutt)
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localization (PEARL) weapon-mounted acoustic shot detector, Janes has learned.
Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicles 2022 conference in London, a company representative told Janes that the next evolution of the PEARL technology would be a smaller and more compact array, able to be directly integrated to the back of the soldier's helmet, or other wearable pieces of equipment.
Although smaller and lighter, this solution would likely come with the trade-off of less precision in the detection of the elevation of the incoming shot.
PEARL is essentially a scaled-down version of Metravib Defence's flagship system, the PILAR V, and was revealed in 2012. PEARL consists of an array of four microphones housed in a single unit. The unit itself weighs around 400 grams and is designed to be mounted to the host weapon via a MIL-STD-1913 ‘Picatinny' rail interface.
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localiz...
27 January 2022
by Amael Kotlarski
Metravib PEARL. (Giles Ebbutt)
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localization (PEARL) weapon-mounted acoustic shot detector, Janes has learned.
Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicles 2022 conference in London, a company representative told Janes that the next evolution of the PEARL technology would be a smaller and more compact array, able to be directly integrated to the back of the soldier's helmet, or other wearable pieces of equipment.
Although smaller and lighter, this solution would likely come with the trade-off of less precision in the detection of the elevation of the incoming shot.
PEARL is essentially a scaled-down version of Metravib Defence's flagship system, the PILAR V, and was revealed in 2012. PEARL consists of an array of four microphones housed in a single unit. The unit itself weighs around 400 grams and is designed to be mounted to the host weapon via a MIL-STD-1913 ‘Picatinny' rail interface.
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localiz...
27 January 2022
by Amael Kotlarski
Metravib PEARL. (Giles Ebbutt)
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localization (PEARL) weapon-mounted acoustic shot detector, Janes has learned.
Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicles 2022 conference in London, a company representative told Janes that the next evolution of the PEARL technology would be a smaller and more compact array, able to be directly integrated to the back of the soldier's helmet, or other wearable pieces of equipment.
Although smaller and lighter, this solution would likely come with the trade-off of less precision in the detection of the elevation of the incoming shot.
PEARL is essentially a scaled-down version of Metravib Defence's flagship system, the PILAR V, and was revealed in 2012. PEARL consists of an array of four microphones housed in a single unit. The unit itself weighs around 400 grams and is designed to be mounted to the host weapon via a MIL-STD-1913 ‘Picatinny' rail interface.
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localiz...
27 January 2022
by Amael Kotlarski
Metravib PEARL. (Giles Ebbutt)
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localization (PEARL) weapon-mounted acoustic shot detector, Janes has learned.
Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicles 2022 conference in London, a company representative told Janes that the next evolution of the PEARL technology would be a smaller and more compact array, able to be directly integrated to the back of the soldier's helmet, or other wearable pieces of equipment.
Although smaller and lighter, this solution would likely come with the trade-off of less precision in the detection of the elevation of the incoming shot.
PEARL is essentially a scaled-down version of Metravib Defence's flagship system, the PILAR V, and was revealed in 2012. PEARL consists of an array of four microphones housed in a single unit. The unit itself weighs around 400 grams and is designed to be mounted to the host weapon via a MIL-STD-1913 ‘Picatinny' rail interface.
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localiz...
27 January 2022
by Amael Kotlarski
Metravib PEARL. (Giles Ebbutt)
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localization (PEARL) weapon-mounted acoustic shot detector, Janes has learned.
Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicles 2022 conference in London, a company representative told Janes that the next evolution of the PEARL technology would be a smaller and more compact array, able to be directly integrated to the back of the soldier's helmet, or other wearable pieces of equipment.
Although smaller and lighter, this solution would likely come with the trade-off of less precision in the detection of the elevation of the incoming shot.
PEARL is essentially a scaled-down version of Metravib Defence's flagship system, the PILAR V, and was revealed in 2012. PEARL consists of an array of four microphones housed in a single unit. The unit itself weighs around 400 grams and is designed to be mounted to the host weapon via a MIL-STD-1913 ‘Picatinny' rail interface.
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localiz...
27 January 2022
by Amael Kotlarski
Metravib PEARL. (Giles Ebbutt)
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localization (PEARL) weapon-mounted acoustic shot detector, Janes has learned.
Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicles 2022 conference in London, a company representative told Janes that the next evolution of the PEARL technology would be a smaller and more compact array, able to be directly integrated to the back of the soldier's helmet, or other wearable pieces of equipment.
Although smaller and lighter, this solution would likely come with the trade-off of less precision in the detection of the elevation of the incoming shot.
PEARL is essentially a scaled-down version of Metravib Defence's flagship system, the PILAR V, and was revealed in 2012. PEARL consists of an array of four microphones housed in a single unit. The unit itself weighs around 400 grams and is designed to be mounted to the host weapon via a MIL-STD-1913 ‘Picatinny' rail interface.
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localiz...
27 January 2022
by Amael Kotlarski
Metravib PEARL. (Giles Ebbutt)
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localization (PEARL) weapon-mounted acoustic shot detector, Janes has learned.
Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicles 2022 conference in London, a company representative told Janes that the next evolution of the PEARL technology would be a smaller and more compact array, able to be directly integrated to the back of the soldier's helmet, or other wearable pieces of equipment.
Although smaller and lighter, this solution would likely come with the trade-off of less precision in the detection of the elevation of the incoming shot.
PEARL is essentially a scaled-down version of Metravib Defence's flagship system, the PILAR V, and was revealed in 2012. PEARL consists of an array of four microphones housed in a single unit. The unit itself weighs around 400 grams and is designed to be mounted to the host weapon via a MIL-STD-1913 ‘Picatinny' rail interface.
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localiz...
27 January 2022
by Amael Kotlarski
Metravib PEARL. (Giles Ebbutt)
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localization (PEARL) weapon-mounted acoustic shot detector, Janes has learned.
Speaking at the International Armoured Vehicles 2022 conference in London, a company representative told Janes that the next evolution of the PEARL technology would be a smaller and more compact array, able to be directly integrated to the back of the soldier's helmet, or other wearable pieces of equipment.
Although smaller and lighter, this solution would likely come with the trade-off of less precision in the detection of the elevation of the incoming shot.
PEARL is essentially a scaled-down version of Metravib Defence's flagship system, the PILAR V, and was revealed in 2012. PEARL consists of an array of four microphones housed in a single unit. The unit itself weighs around 400 grams and is designed to be mounted to the host weapon via a MIL-STD-1913 ‘Picatinny' rail interface.
Metravib Defence aims to develop a new version of its Personal Equipment Add-on for Reactive Localiz...