A laser illuminator system for tracking provides concentrated, monochromatic light to enhance the visibility of objects for cameras and sensors, facilitating precise tracking across various applications including defense, security, and industrial measurement.

A typical laser illuminator tracking system consists of:

Laser Source: Emits a highly concentrated beam of light, often in the infrared (IR) spectrum, which is invisible to the human eye but detectable by night vision devices and specialized cameras. Fiber coupled 808nm or 940nm laser diodes stack with air cooling module give high quality beam which can illuminate targets up to 3000m or 5000m more based on optical power chosen.

Optics: Beam-shaping and conditioning optics are used to adjust the beam's divergence (spread) and intensity, allowing operators to focus the illumination for specific ranges and field of view requirements.

PCB: Programmable main control.