Nocpix

Nocpix is a thermal-imaging equipment brand owned by Inlumen Technologies. The name combines the ideas of nocturnal use and pixels, reflecting the brand’s focus on imaging in darkness and other low-visibility conditions. It was initially introduced for hunters and outdoor users, and its product scope centers on thermal monoculars, binoculars and rifle scopes, alongside supporting software and image-processing systems. The brand entered the market in September 2024 with thermal products aimed at hunting and outdoor activities. Its portfolio subsequently expanded around several product families, including the Quest, Lumi and Bolt series. Nocpix also markets representative products such as the ACE S60R and has developed the Reality+ and Vision+ systems to support image quality, viewing and operating functionality. Its products are intended for applications including fox hunting, vermin control, general observation and shooting-related use. Nocpix’s product ecosystem includes the Nocpix mobile application and N-Link, a device-to-device communication system introduced in February 2025. These software and connectivity initiatives indicate an effort to position the brand as more than a hardware supplier, although publicly available information does not establish the full technical scope, compatibility range or commercial model of these systems. The brand began building international visibility through specialist trade and industry events. It attended SHOT Show in January 2025, followed by the British Shooting Show in February. Its international availability expanded to New Zealand by August 2025, while products were also reported as available in European markets including the United Kingdom, France and Latvia. Nocpix participated in or received exposure through Middle Eastern industry events and publications during 2025, including the Middle East Hunting Expo and the MENA Report. In October 2025, Nocpix introduced the RICO 2 Series of thermal weapon sights. The launch broadened the brand’s visible offering in rifle-mounted thermal optics and reinforced its focus on hunting and shooting markets. Public information identifies Inlumen Technologies as the owner, but does not provide reliable details about Nocpix’s founding management, headquarters, revenue, listing status or corporate structure. On the available evidence, Nocpix is an active specialist brand with an expanding international distribution footprint.

Nocpix was established as a specialist thermal-imaging brand under Inlumen Technologies. Its name is presented as a combination of concepts associated with nocturnal conditions and pixels, corresponding to its emphasis on thermal observation in darkness and other low-light environments. The brand was initially oriented toward hunters and outdoor users rather than the broad consumer-electronics market. In September 2024, Nocpix introduced thermal products for hunting and outdoor use. Its early product direction included thermal monoculars, binoculars and rifle scopes, with applications such as fox hunting, vermin control, observation and shooting. The ACE S60R became one of the representative products associated with the brand. Nocpix also developed the Reality+ and Vision+ systems, which form part of its imaging and viewing proposition, and operates a Nocpix application connected with its product ecosystem. The portfolio developed into several named families, notably Quest, Lumi and Bolt. These lines reflect the brand’s effort to cover different thermal-optics formats and use cases. Nocpix has specialized particularly in thermal rifle scopes and related thermal weapon sights, while retaining monocular and binocular products for handheld observation and outdoor use. Nocpix began pursuing international exposure in 2025. In January it took part in SHOT Show, a major industry event for shooting, hunting and outdoor products. In February it attended the British Shooting Show and developed N-Link, described as a device-to-device communication system. These activities combined trade-event marketing with an expansion of the brand’s connected-product capabilities. The brand’s distribution footprint also widened during 2025. Its products were reported as available in European markets including the United Kingdom, France and Latvia, and availability in New Zealand was reported by August. Nocpix also received attention in the Middle East, including a July appearance in the MENA Report and participation in the Middle East Hunting Expo in November. The events and market activity suggest a strategy of reaching specialist hunting, shooting and outdoor channels across multiple regions. In October 2025, Nocpix launched the RICO 2 Series of thermal weapon sights. This generation strengthened the brand’s rifle-mounted product offering and continued its focus on hunting and shooting applications. Publicly available reference material does not establish a founding year, headquarters, named executives, financial performance, corporate listing or detailed ownership structure beyond identifying Inlumen Technologies as the owner. Accordingly, the documented history is concentrated on the brand’s product development, trade-show activity and geographic expansion.

• 2025

  Participation in SHOT Show

  [1]Nocpixen.wikipedia.org

  Nocpix takes part in SHOT Show as it begins building recognition in the shooting and hunting-equipment sector.

• 2025

  N-Link is developed

  [1]Nocpixen.wikipedia.org

  The brand develops N-Link, a device-to-device communication system.

• 2025

  British Shooting Show appearance

  [1]Nocpixen.wikipedia.org

  Nocpix exhibits at the British Shooting Show.

• 2025

  Expansion into New Zealand

  [1]Nocpixen.wikipedia.org

  Nocpix products become available in New Zealand.

• 2025

  RICO 2 Series launch

  [1]Nocpixen.wikipedia.org

  Nocpix introduces the RICO 2 Series of thermal weapon sights.

• 2024

  Nocpix is introduced for hunting and outdoor use

  [1]Nocpixen.wikipedia.org

  The brand launches thermal products intended for hunters and outdoor users.

A specialist thermal-imaging brand focused on hunters, outdoor users and shooting customers, with an emphasis on night observation, thermal rifle scopes, connected devices and image-processing systems.

• Thermal rifle scope

  ACE S60R

  The ACE S60R is identified as one of Nocpix’s representative thermal products. It belongs to the brand’s rifle-scope and thermal-weapon-sight area, serving hunting and shooting use cases in which users need infrared observation and target visibility in darkness or reduced visibility.

• Thermal imaging optics

  Quest series

  Quest is one of Nocpix’s principal product families. Public reference material places the series within the brand’s thermal-optics portfolio, but does not provide enough verified detail to describe individual models, specifications or launch chronology.

• Thermal imaging optics

  Lumi series

  Lumi is a named Nocpix product family associated with the company’s thermal-imaging range. It contributes to the brand’s offering for outdoor observation, hunting and related low-light applications. Detailed model-level information is not established in the supplied reference material.

• Thermal rifle scopes

  Bolt series

  Bolt is one of Nocpix’s principal series for thermal imaging and rifle-mounted use. The family is part of the brand’s emphasis on thermal scopes for hunting, vermin control and shooting. Publicly supplied material does not confirm its individual models or technical specifications.

• Thermal weapon sights · 2025

  RICO 2 Series

  Introduced in October 2025, the RICO 2 Series is a generation of thermal weapon sights. Its launch extended Nocpix’s rifle-mounted thermal offering and reinforced the brand’s focus on hunting and shooting users.

• Thermal imaging system

  Reality+

  Reality+ is one of the imaging systems developed by Nocpix. It forms part of the brand’s image-quality and viewing technology proposition, although the available reference does not provide a complete technical description or identify the products in which it is deployed.

• Thermal imaging system

  Vision+

  Vision+ is a Nocpix-developed system associated with the company’s thermal viewing products. It supports the brand’s broader imaging proposition, but detailed information about its functions, hardware integration and release date is not available in the supplied sources.

• Device communication system · 2025

  N-Link

  N-Link is a device-to-device communication system developed by Nocpix in February 2025. It indicates an expansion from standalone thermal optics toward connected equipment, although the available material does not specify its communication protocol, supported devices or commercial availability.

• Mobile application

  Nocpix app

  The Nocpix app is operated by the brand as part of its product ecosystem. It is associated with the company’s connected-device strategy, but the supplied reference does not provide verified details about features, operating systems or supported product lines.

• 2025SHOT Show participation

  United States · International shooting and hunting market

  Nocpix participated in SHOT Show in January 2025 to present its thermal-imaging portfolio to professional and enthusiast audiences in the shooting, hunting and outdoor-equipment sectors.

  Outcome. The event formed part of the brand’s early international market-development activity; no verified commercial results are reported.

  Source
• 2025British Shooting Show participation

  United Kingdom

  Nocpix attended the British Shooting Show in February 2025, engaging with United Kingdom shooting, hunting and outdoor audiences.

  Outcome. The appearance supported awareness in the United Kingdom market, although no measured campaign outcome is available.

  Source
• 2025Middle East Hunting Expo participation

  Middle East

  Nocpix participated in the Middle East Hunting Expo in November 2025 as part of its outreach to regional hunting and outdoor-equipment customers.

  Outcome. The event increased the brand’s presence in the Middle Eastern hunting market; specific business results are not reported.

  Source

• 2025

  Development of N-LinkProduct launch

  Background

  Nocpix expanded its product ecosystem beyond optical hardware.

  Action taken

  The brand developed N-Link as a device-to-device communication system.

  Aftermath

  N-Link supported Nocpix’s connected-product direction, although public information does not establish its full market rollout or capabilities.

  Source

• 2025

  Launch of the RICO 2 SeriesGeneration change

  Background

  Nocpix continued to develop its rifle-mounted thermal-imaging portfolio.

  Action taken

  In October 2025, the brand introduced the RICO 2 Series of thermal weapon sights.

  Aftermath

  The launch broadened the visible product range for hunting and shooting applications; detailed sales or market-share effects are not available.

  Source

• 2024

  Initial focus on hunters and outdoor usersStrategy

  Background

  Nocpix entered the market with thermal products intended for hunting and outdoor activities.

  Action taken

  The brand centered its initial range and messaging on thermal observation, hunting and outdoor use rather than general-purpose consumer imaging.

  Aftermath

  This positioning established the specialist market base for later rifle-scope, connected-device and international distribution activity.

  Source

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