CUDA Optics Announces Two U.S. Patents for Red Dot Technology That Maintains Intensity in Changing Light

Casselberry, Florida — CUDA Optics, a division of Zvetco LLC, announced that its RX 795 red dot reflex sight, incorporating IntelliDOT™ technology, is now protected by two  U.S. patents covering a constant-intensity system designed to keep the aiming dot  visually correct as lighting conditions change. 

 

For shooters, one of the most common problems with red dot sights is that the dot does  not maintain the correct intensity when the environment changes. Move from a dark room  into bright daylight, or from bright sun into shadow, and a dot that was set correctly a  moment ago can suddenly appear too dim or too bright. The patented CUDA approach  addresses that problem by adjusting dot intensity 10 times per second using a forward facing ambient light sensor and a mathematical formula. 

 

The patents cover a red dot sight system that uses an ambient light sensor, an internal  controller, and an algorithm to continuously modify dot output as light conditions change. 

 

“Shooters should not have to fight their optic every time the lighting changes,” said Zavi  Cohen, CEO of Zvetco LLC. “With IntelliDOT™, no adjustments are necessary, whether  waking up in the middle of the night to the sound of broken glass or facing any other  situation where lighting conditions may change in the blink of an eye. We believe this technology offers a significant advantage to law enforcement and military  personnel, as well as in home defense situations” 

 

Zvetco has been proudly engineering premium products in the United States since 1999 for  government, commercial, and consumer applications. Its product lines are designed  around a common purpose: helping protect the owner, their possessions, and their identity  through fast-access biometric safes, fingerprint and Smart Card readers, and optical  products for home defense, shooting sports, and hunting enthusiasts. Zvetco’s mission is  to develop practical security solutions that help people safeguard what matters most while  maintaining speed, convenience, and reliability.

 

For more information, visit CUDA Optics or Zvetco.

 

 

 

The two issued patents are U.S. Patent No. 12,392,579 B2, issued August 19, 2025, and  U.S. Patent No. 12,429,305 B1, issued September 30, 2025. Both are titled “Constant  Intensity Light Regulating Firearm Sight Device,” name Zevolun Cohen, John Russell, and  Robin Rice as inventors, and are assigned to Zvetco LLC of Casselberry, Florida. 

 

Editor Notes 
• U.S. Patent No. 12,392,579 B2 issued August 19, 2025. 
• U.S. Patent No. 12,429,305 B1 issued September 30, 2025. 
• Both patents are assigned to Zvetco LLC and name Zevolun Cohen, John Russell,  and Robin Rice as inventors. 
• The later B1 patent is identified as a divisional of the application that matured into  the B2 patent.