NVLS will unveil its new Anvis F1 night-vision goggles for pilots at the ninth edition of the Army 35 2E+I Forum, to be held on September 30 and October 1, 2026, at the Army Museum and Infantry Academy in Toledo. The company, part of the Exosens Group, is taking part in the event as an exhibitor and sponsor.
The Anvis F1 goggles are an evolution of the first units delivered in 2003 to the Spanish Army’s Airmobile Forces. According to NVLS, the new model is designed to operate in very low-light conditions and features an objective lens with a maximum f/1.0 aperture, intended for scenarios corresponding to night levels 4 and 5.
The equipment includes an Exosens 5G image-intensifier tube with a FOM parameter exceeding 2,800. The company also cites improvements in DRI, gain and contrast, as well as a roller system designed to facilitate adjustment and improve ergonomics during use.
Spanish Army Minimus systems
The company will also showcase the Minimus MONO 50 monocular and the Minimus BINO 50 binocular, two units from the CORE series currently used by the Spanish Army. Both offer a 50-degree field of view and are built with a lightweight alloy.
The Minimus MONO 50 uses a 16-millimeter image intensifier and can be mounted on a weapon, helmet or head, as well as used handheld. NVLS also offers a version adapted for combat divers. Two monocular units can be combined using an adapter to create a binocular configuration.
The Minimus BINO 50 is designed specifically for nighttime binocular observation, combining a compact format with a robust construction. By presenting these systems, NVLS will showcase in Toledo equipment intended for both pilots and personnel operating on the ground.
