
Infrastructure Expansion to Support Long-Term Programs.
With the recent surge in demand and the exponential growth of GSCI in the global defense industry market, we are
GSCI Advanced Photonics will be exhibiting at DALO Industry Days 2026, taking place on August 19–20, 2026, at MCH Messecenter Herning in Denmark. Visitors can find GSCI at Stand C-2534 to learn more about the company’s electro-optical and photonics solutions for defence, security, and public safety applications.
DALO Industry Days is organized by the Danish Ministry of Defence’s Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) and brings together companies and organizations from across the defence and security industry.
The event provides an opportunity for defence companies, decision-makers, operational units, industry professionals, and international delegations to meet and discuss technologies and solutions relevant to current operational requirements.
For GSCI, DALO Industry Days is an opportunity to connect with defence and security professionals in Denmark and across Europe and discuss requirements for night vision, thermal imaging, laser aiming, laser rangefinding, and other electro-optical systems.
GSCI Advanced Photonics is a Canadian designer and manufacturer of professional-grade electro-optical and photonics systems. Founded in 1992, the company develops and manufactures solutions for defence, security, and public safety applications.
GSCI’s portfolio includes:
GSCI will be showcasing selected systems from its product portfolio at Stand C-2534.
Among the solutions available for discussion are the PVS-31C-4B, a tactical binocular night vision system; the NOMAD-X, a multi-spectrum aiming device combining visible and infrared aiming capabilities with an adjustable IR illuminator; and the QRF-4500®-BC, a ballistic-solving laser rangefinder and fire-control system.
GSCI will also be available to discuss its broader range of thermal imaging, night vision, EO/IR, laser, and fire-control technologies.
GSCI Advanced Photonics designs and manufactures its systems in Canada and supplies electro-optical solutions to defence, security, and public safety customers and partners internationally.
The company’s portfolio includes ITAR-free solutions, supporting customers and partners with international procurement and integration requirements.
With more than three decades of experience in electro-optical technology, GSCI focuses on developing systems designed around practical requirements for professional users.
DALO Industry Days 2026 takes place on August 19–20, 2026, at MCH Messecenter Herning, Denmark.
Visit GSCI at Stand C-2534 to meet our team and discuss your requirements for night vision, thermal imaging, laser aiming, laser rangefinding, and other electro-optical systems.
If you are planning to attend DALO Industry Days, you can schedule a meeting with the GSCI team in advance: Schedule a Private Meeting!
Our calendar for VIP demonstrations is now open. We invite you to reserve a dedicated time slot with our specialists, to discuss how GSCI can enhance your unit’s operational edge.
Founded in 1992, GSCI Advanced Photonics (General Starlight Co., Inc.) is Canada’s premier developer and manufacturer of advanced electro-optical systems, including thermal imaging, night vision, and multi-sensor fusion technologies. Trusted by military, law enforcement, and security professionals in over 70 countries, GSCI products are designed and built entirely in Canada to deliver unmatched reliability and performance in the most demanding environments.
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GSCI Advanced Photonics (ATT: MEDIA)
Email: gsci@gsci.net

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