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4D vision platform enhances perimeter monitoring

Eyeonic Vista from SiLC is a high-resolution 4D vision system that accurately detects and classifies small targets at distances exceeding 1 km. Designed for mission-critical applications including perimeter security, counter-UAS operations, and maritime monitoring, Vista identifies humans, animals, vehicles, drones, and unauthorized vessels in complex environments. The system is also suited for protecting sensitive infrastructure such as airports, borders, power stations, and military assets.

The 8-channel vision system uses 1550-nm FMCW LiDAR to generate a data-rich point cloud, while dynamic Region of Interest (RoI) scaling enhances resolution for improved clarity and responsiveness. Micro-Doppler velocity data enables motion-based analytics for rapid threat identification. The system features angular resolution down to 8 mdeg (0.008°)—about twice as fine as human vision—and dual polarization for remote material identification. It is also resistant to jamming and crosstalk in multi-sensor environments.

Housed in an all-weather, IP65-rated enclosure, Vista operates in ambient light with no impact at 100 klux (bright sunlight), as well as in cloudy or dusty conditions.

SiLC will display the Eyeonic Vista at XPONENTIAL 2026 from May 12–14, 2026. For more information, email contact@silc.com or connect with SiLC on LinkedIn.

SiLC Technologies 

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