MOHOC
MOHOC, Inc.
Ketchum, Idaho, United States
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Founded in 2014, MOHOC is a defense subsystem manufacturer based in Ketchum, United States working in optronics, soldier equipment, c4isr.
MOHOC, Inc. is a company founded in 2014 that develops specialized cameras and accessories for elite military and tactical end users. Its product line includes the MOHOC Camera, MOHOC IR, the MOHOC 2 streaming series, a custom MOHOC ADF camera, the LASO Tactical Video Transmitter, and Optac UAV optics for FPV drones. The cameras are designed as helmet-mounted, low-profile devices, rated IP68 and built for Special Forces, defense, tactical law enforcement and first responders. MOHOC cameras are supplied to the US Navy Expeditionary Combat Command and Coastal Riverine Groups and to the Australian Defence Force, and are NATO/National Stock Number codified. The company states its products are dual-use, non-ITAR-controlled items also sold for civilian and sport applications. MOHOC 2 cameras are stated to be made in the USA.
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MOHOC Camera
Tactical helmet camera
Low-profile, helmet-contoured camera recording 1080p video and 12MP photos, IP68 rated, with a patented base for snag-free helmet mounting.
MOHOC IR
Tactical helmet camera
Helmet camera recording in visible light and infrared illumination, including total darkness.
MOHOC 2
Streaming tactical helmet camera
Helmet camera designed to stream real-time video over tactical radios and networks, available with SDI, IP, USB and HDMI video outputs.
MOHOC ADF Camera
Custom tactical helmet camera
Custom MOHOC 2-based camera built for the Australian Defence Force body worn camera initiative.
LASO Tactical Video Transmitter
Wireless video transmitter
Body-worn WiFi transmitter and paired viewer that extends the streaming range of MOHOC cameras to teammates and command.
Optac UAV Optics
FPV drone camera
NDAA-compliant multi-spectrum FPV drone camera with daylight, low-light and infrared imaging and ultra-low latency video output, with a visual-only variant.
