Vectronix AG

Vectronix has its roots in the military survey activities of Wild Heerbrugg which began producing optical rangefinders and aiming circles more than sixty years ago. It became a part of Leica Geosystems, was spun off as Leica Vectronix in 2002, and shortened its name to Vectronix AG on 1 August 2003.

Vectronix introduced the VECTOR Rangefinder Binoculars, the world’s first combination of binocular optics, eyesafe laser rangefinder, digital compass and clinometer. This product is typical for the majority of Vectronix’s activities: state-of-the-art solutions for day and night observation, orientation and rangefinding for the armed forces.

Besides finished products for the end-users, Vectronix also provides subsystems or modules for systems integrators, in particular for international soldier modernization programs.