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GSCI Advanced Photonics has successfully completed the delivery of 700 night vision binocular systems to support a key NATO nation’s
GSCI Advanced Photonics will be exhibiting at MSPO 2026 – the International Defence Industry Exhibition, taking place September 8–11, 2026, at Targi Kielce in Kielce, Poland.
As part of the Canadian Pavilion, GSCI will connect with defence professionals, government representatives, military organizations, industry partners, and international delegations to discuss electro-optical technologies and operational requirements.
Visitors can meet the GSCI team at Stand 7-B18 to explore solutions for night vision, thermal imaging, EO/IR, laser aiming, laser rangefinding, and fire-control applications.

MSPO is one of the major defence industry exhibitions in Central and Eastern Europe, bringing together defence manufacturers, military organizations, government representatives, international delegations, and industry professionals.
The 2026 edition will take place from September 8–11 and will feature exhibitors and delegations from across the international defence sector. The event will also highlight Canada’s role as the Lead Nation, with Canadian government and industry participation throughout the exhibition and dedicated activities during the event.
For GSCI, MSPO provides an opportunity to strengthen relationships within the European defence market and engage directly with professionals working across military and security applications.
GSCI Advanced Photonics is a Canadian designer and manufacturer of professional-grade electro-optical and photonics systems.
Founded in 1992, GSCI develops and manufactures technologies for defence, security, and public safety applications. Its portfolio includes night vision systems, thermal imaging systems, EO/IR and multi-spectrum solutions, laser aiming devices, laser rangefinders, and fire-control systems.
At MSPO 2026, the GSCI team will be available to discuss how these technologies can support different operational requirements and integration needs.
GSCI’s portfolio is designed around applications where reliable observation, targeting, and situational awareness are critical.
Solutions available for discussion at MSPO include the PVS-31C-4B tactical binocular night vision system, the NOMAD-X multi-spectrum aiming device, and the QRF-4500®-BC ballistic-solving laser rangefinder and fire-control system.
GSCI will also showcase its broader capabilities in thermal imaging, night vision, sensor fusion, EO/IR, laser aiming, and fire-control technologies.
These systems are designed for professional users operating in demanding environments and can support a range of individual, weapon-mounted, and platform-level applications.
MSPO provides an important platform for international defence companies to meet with decision-makers, military representatives, government authorities, and defence industry professionals.
The official MSPO programme includes activities focused on defence cooperation, international partnerships, technology, and the development of defence capabilities. The 2026 programme also includes a Lead Nation Conference involving the Government of Canada and the Embassy of Canada in Poland, reinforcing the importance of Canadian participation at this year’s exhibition.
For GSCI, participation in MSPO is an opportunity to contribute to these conversations while building relationships with defence organizations and industry partners across Poland, Europe, and international markets.
Canada’s position as Lead Nation at MSPO 2026 provides an important platform for Canadian defence companies to engage with the Polish and wider European defence community.
As a Canadian manufacturer, GSCI is proud to participate alongside other Canadian defence and technology organizations and to showcase Canadian-made electro-optical capabilities to an international audience.
GSCI’s portfolio includes ITAR-free solutions, providing customers and partners with flexibility for international procurement, integration, and collaboration requirements.
MSPO 2026 takes place September 8–11, 2026, at Targi Kielce in Kielce, Poland.
Visit GSCI at Stand 7-B18 in the Canadian Pavilion to meet our team and discuss requirements for night vision, thermal imaging, EO/IR, laser aiming, laser rangefinding, and fire-control systems. If you are planning to attend MSPO 2026, we invite you to schedule a meeting with the GSCI team in advance.
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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