The PVS-31C-4B is a high-performance dual-tube image intensification system designed to provide dismounted operators with reliable visual capability in low-light and no-light environments. The system combines high-performance image intensification with a rugged aluminum architecture, flexible power options, integrated IR capability, and compatibility with modern helmet-mounted accessories and thermal/augmented-vision solutions.

Beyond performance at the individual-device level, the PVS-31C-4B provides a mature, proven alternative for organizations seeking scalable access to high-performance binocular night vision without dependence on a single national supply chain. As a Canadian-made, ITAR-free system, GSCI can support allied and partner requirements with responsive OEM manufacturing, configuration flexibility, and direct export from Canada.

The processing platform contains a WiFi interface, an embedded cellular modem to support RTCM corrections, data logging software, and gigabit ethernet. RESEPI™ can be used with commercially available LiDARs like Velodyne, Quanergy, Ouster, RIEGL, and LIVOX. The device was built with the purpose of white labeling. RESEPI is entirely modular. You can supply the GNSS receiver. You can supply the LiDAR. We provide everything for assembling, calibrating, and bore-sighting RESEPI™. This allows you to maintain existing relationships and meet local production requirements.

The professional model of INS, the INS-P, utilizes an embedded, high-precision, gyro-compensated magnetic compass, which allows the navigation system to measure and output high-precision Heading without GNSS signal even in extreme environmental conditions (temperature, vibration, interference from external magnetic field). The Inertial Labs team of skilled engineers provides expertise to help users select and configure from the available models. Our support team helps set up units for all application bases to satisfy GNSS-enabled and GNSS-denied environments.

The QRF-4500-BC™ combines long-range 1550 nm laser ranging, ballistic computation, GPS, digital compass, and environmental sensing into a compact weapon-mounted fire-control system. Rather than requiring operators to combine separate rangefinding, ballistic, and environmental equipment, the QRF-4500-BC provides the data required to rapidly generate an actionable firing solution at the weapon. Its eye-safe laser, integrated ballistic library, rugged construction, and recoil-resistant design support demanding applications from individual weapons through heavier-caliber platforms.

Beyond its operational capability, the QRF-4500-BC provides a rapidly available, Canadian-made and ITAR-free alternative for users seeking to field or supplement existing fire-control capabilities without relying exclusively on US-controlled supply chains. As an OEM, GSCI can support configuration, production, and sustainment directly, providing a scalable solution for programs requiring responsive delivery and long-term availability.  The system addresses the equipment and decision burden associated with obtaining range, environmental data, orientation, and ballistic calculations from multiple separate devices. It also provides an alternative procurement pathway for organizations requiring rapid access to a mature, production-ready fire-control capability without dependence on US-controlled sourcing, at a more competitive/flexible price point.