Maris-Tech completes development of compact AI-enabled vision module

Maris-Tech Ltd. (NASDAQ: MTEK) announced completion of development for its Peridot Night Micro, a compact module combining day vision and thermal imaging with onboard artificial intelligence capabilities for defense and security applications.

The new solution was developed following customer feedback and operational testing of the company's existing Peridot Night solution. Peridot Night Micro addresses demand for a smaller, modular night-vision system that integrates easily into armored vehicles, unmanned ground vehicles, maritime platforms, and fixed-site security installations.

Built on Maris-Tech's Jupiter-AI edge computing platform, the module integrates a thermal sensor, day camera, power over ethernet connectivity, and AI-based object detection within a ruggedized enclosure. The system provides 90 degrees field-of-view coverage per module and runs YOLO-based detection software for edge-based AI processing.

"We believe there is a significant potential for Peridot Night Micro among customers already evaluating and deploying Peridot Night, as well as additional defense and homeland security customers seeking compact AI-enabled vision capabilities," said Israel Bar, Chief Executive Officer of Maris-Tech.

The module combines a thermal camera and full HD day camera to support wide-area observation. Its onboard video board enables AI-enhanced object detection and classification while supporting video stream transmission to host observation systems.

Intended applications include armored vehicle driver assistance, situational awareness, terrain dominance, unmanned ground vehicle payloads, border surveillance, and fixed-site monitoring. The compact design supports deployment in harsh operational environments requiring real-time visual intelligence and edge-based processing.

Information is based on a press release statement from Maris-Tech Ltd.

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