Shaw Concepts SEER: FPV Goggles and Night Vision on One Helmet

Small drones have become a normal part of modern patrol and reconnaissance work. That creates a practical problem that most helmets were never designed for. The drone operator needs night vision to move safely in the dark, but the moment the drone goes up, the operator needs FPV goggles over the eyes. Standard FPV head straps do not sit well under or over a helmet, and taking the goggles in and out of a pack every time costs time and attention.

The SEER Goggle Kit is Shaw Concepts' answer. It was designed in collaboration with Anti Drone Drone Club, a brand from Washington state in the USA, for users who need night vision and FPV goggles attached to the helmet at the same time.

How the SEER Works

The idea behind the SEER is simple: the goggles stay on the helmet the whole time, and you only change their position.

1. Mount. Custom ARC Rail hardware and adjustable buckle patches attach the system to the helmet. ARC rails are the side rails found on many modern tactical helmets.
2. Stow. When you are moving under night vision, the FPV goggles are held securely on top of the helmet, out of the way of your NVG.
3. Deploy. When the drone goes up, you bring the goggles down into position. Adjustable shockcord and barrels provide retention.
4. Return. After the flight, the goggles go back on top of the helmet, and you continue under night vision.

What Is in the Kit

The standalone headband is a useful extra. Not every flight happens under a helmet. For training, vehicle work or a static ground station, you can move the goggles to the headband, which has storage for the goggle battery on the strap.

The complete kit weighs approx. 102 g. It is made in the USA and is Berry Compliant. Helmets, NVG mounts and other helmet accessories are not included.

Compatible FPV Goggles

Shaw Concepts lists the following goggles as compatible with the SEER Goggle Kit:

According to Shaw Concepts, the two strap sizes fit most FPV goggles, so other models may also work. Fit can depend on the exact goggle version and any accessories you have added. If your goggle is not on this list, contact us before you order and we will help you check.

Two Ways to Put FPV on a Helmet

The SEER is not the only way to combine FPV with a helmet setup. At Gear Town, we also carry the Ascend ISR Systems AV-14, which takes a completely different approach. Understanding the difference helps you choose.

In short: the SEER makes sense if you already fly with a specific pair of FPV goggles, including digital systems, and want to keep them on your helmet. The AV-14 suits users who want a single monocular that works like their night vision, for professional end users.

Four Colours

The SEER Goggle Kit is available in MultiCam, Coyote Brown, Ranger Green and Black, so you can match it to your helmet cover or the rest of your kit.

Who Is the SEER For?

• Drone operators in recon or strike teams who move under night vision and fly FPV from the same position.
• Units training FPV at night who want a repeatable, standard way to carry goggles on the helmet.
• Anyone who is tired of goggles in a dump pouch, where they get scratched, tangled or left behind.

Before You Order

• Check your helmet. The SEER uses ARC Rail hardware, so your helmet needs compatible rails.
• Check your goggles. Compare your goggle against the compatibility list above.
• Test with your NVG setup. Try the stowed position together with your own NVG mount and power pack, because every helmet configuration is slightly different.

Shaw Concepts at Gear Town

The SEER is a good example of how Shaw Concepts works: a small, light kit that solves one specific problem for end users. Explore the rest of the range, from belts to placards, in our Shaw Concepts collection.

Questions about fit with your helmet or goggles? Contact our team at support@geartown.eu.