SiOnyx Aurora night vision camera
Recorded on July 24, 2018. Infrared imaging company, SiOnyx, announced the Aurora, a 720p HD night vision action camera aimed at the consumer market. It’s based on their “Ultra Low Light” technology that is protected by over 40 patents. Available on their site for $799.
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