United States, 23rd Jan 2026, – INFITAC will exhibit atthe SHOT Show (Booth 42737) 2026 in Las Vegas from Jan 20 to 23, 2026. The company will showcase its latest advancements in optical technology, including the official debut of the DNVS-14 Pro and the high-performance FAST MINI FML19. Industry professionals are invited to experience these solutions firsthand and see how INFITAC is expanding practical options across digital night vision and thermal imaging. 
INFITAC at SHOT Show 2026: A Hub for Tactical Innovation
SHOT Show is widely recognized as the premier global event for the shooting, hunting, and outdoor trade industries. It brings together manufacturers, distributors, dealers, media, and professional end-users to evaluate new equipment and emerging technology in person.
At SHOT Show 2026, INFITAC’s objective is to demonstrate how digital technology is making high-performance night vision and thermal imaging more accessible, more versatile, and easier to deploy across platforms. The INFITAC booth is a hands-on demo space where visitors can try realistic use scenarios and see how night vision and thermal devices support observation and recording. Attendees will be able to explore real-use scenarios that reflect how a modern thermal scope ecosystem and a digital night vision monocular can support observation, documentation, and team coordination.
Official Release: Introducing the DNVS-14 Pro — World’s First 100Hz Helmet-Mounted Night Vision
INFITAC is officially introducing the DNVS-14 Pro Digital Night Vision Monocular at the SHOT Show 2026. Designed as a modern, high-definition alternative to traditional analog systems, DNVS-14 Pro is built to deliver strong imaging in ultra-low-light conditions while adding the usability advantages that come with a digital platform.
Key technical specifications and capability highlights include:
- Advanced CMOS sensor with 0.0001 lux sensitivity, engineered for excellent low-light imaging. DNVS-14 Pro is designed to exceed Gen2+ expectations and approach Gen3 class viewing performance in demanding environments, supported by HDR-style processing for clearer scenes in complex lighting.
- Operational versatility with daylight-safe use, enabling training and mixed lighting operation without the tube risk associated with analog units.
- As the world’s first night vision device with a 100Hz refresh rate, the DNVS-14 Pro offers ultra-clear, low-latency visuals for fluid, natural imaging.
- Digital integration is designed for real workflows, including recording, photo, audio, and Wi-Fi connectivity for INFITAC App use.
- Built-in IoT wireless connectivity links the IOL25 ecosystem, enabling coordinated viewing, and recording. PIP (Picture-in-Picture) mode is available for flexible viewing and improved situational awareness.
- Lightweight design at 7.4 oz (210 g), paired with an IP67 waterproof rating for extended field use in demanding conditions.
Throughout the show, INFITAC will invite attendees to experience DNVS-14 Pro capabilities directly at the booth. Demonstrations will focus on low-light imaging performance and IoT-linked workflows that show how a digital night vision monocular fits into a wider tactical vision system.
Portfolio Expansion: The New FAST MINI FML19 — World’s First Multi-Function Thermal Pistol Sight
INFITAC will also showcase the FAST MINI FML19 as a performance-driven addition to the FAST MINI family, building on the compact foundation of the FMP13. FML19 is designed for professionals who want a compact thermal scope form factor with meaningful imaging capability and broad compatibility, whether the goal is a primary thermal pistol sight setup or a flexible thermal solution that can support additional platforms.
Enhanced performance specifications include:
- A 384×288 detector at 12 μm paired with a larger 19mm F1.2 lens.
- Thermal sensitivity with NETD below 20 mK to improve detail recognition and subject separation.
- Extended detection range up to 1100 yards for broader tactical and field applications.
Ecosystem and compatibility details include:
- Default RMR footprint to maintain compatibility with existing mounts and adapters, supporting a familiar setup for users who want a thermal red dot style workflow.
- Dual platform utility that supports use as a primary pistol optic and as a secondary rifle thermal sight when configured with the appropriate mounting solution.
- Power options designed for professional endurance, including a rechargeable CR2 battery kit and USB-C support to meet extended use requirements.
For professionals evaluating thermal night vision solutions for training, personnal protection, or operational use, FAST MINI FML19 is positioned to deliver upgraded imaging performance while staying compact and adaptable.
In addition to DNVS-14 Pro and FML19, visitors can review established products such as the FAST MINI FMP13 and the IOL25 ecosystem. These solutions help illustrate INFITAC’s direction toward modular systems that prioritize practical deployment, connected workflows, and field-ready recording.
Visit Us at Booth 42737: Schedule a Meeting
INFITAC invites distributors, dealers, trainers, media, and partners to visit Booth 42737 during SHOT Show 2026 for hands-on demonstrations and product walkthroughs. The INFITAC team will be available throughout the show to discuss product capabilities, application fit, and partnership opportunities.
For those unable to attend in person, INFITAC encourages following official channels during show week for daily updates and product demonstrations from the SHOT Show floor.
For more information, visit INFITAC online at https://infitacusa.com/
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