In most states, owning NV devices is legal. Binoculars, monoculars, goggles, and even rifle scopes are all legal to purchase and keep at home. However, some states have specific restrictions.

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There was once a time when night vision goggles -- with their almost magical ability to see in the dark -- were only available to the military and law enforcement. Today, that technology is so ...

There are dozens of reasons why a battery drains faster. Most often, these are due to external factors or user errors during NV device configuration. The main cause of this problem is excessive ...

The latest development in night vision technology centers around a new lens that captures infrared light. This cutting-edge advancement significantly enhances visibility in low-light environments, ...

In the shroud of night, when the world slips into a cloak of darkness, there exists a realm that remains largely unseen by the naked eye. It’s here, in this enigmatic world, where night vision ...

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Investigators have yet to determine whether the crew of an Army helicopter was wearing the devices when the Black Hawk crashed into a civilian airliner last week. By Mark Walker and John Ismay ...

If you want to boat more safely at night, night-vision technology can help minimize your odds of getting off course or missing a hidden ­aid-to-navigation post or piece of flotsam. There are two basic ...

Night vision devices are high-precision equipment that require careful handling. However, many users forget this. They store them in inappropriate places and transport them in violation of all ...

Two Indonesian men were sentenced in Baltimore Tuesday to a year and a day in prison for money laundering and attempting to illegally export night-vision devices. U.S. District Judge Catherine Blake ...