Weapon usage monitoring system having discharge event monitoring based on movement speed
AssigneeArmaments Research Company, Inc.
InventorsJohn Asbach, Michael Canty, Kyle William Broadway
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AssigneeArmaments Research Company, Inc.
InventorsJohn Asbach, Michael Canty, Kyle William Broadway
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A method for determining an operational status of a firearm based on a discharge event is provided. A signal indicative of a plurality of accelerations sensed by an inertial measurement unit is received by an event detection module. A sample shot profile is determined based on the signal. The shot profile can comprise a first peak at a first time representing initial discharge of the firearm wherein a bolt of the firearm moves from an initial forward position, a second peak at a second time, representing the bolt engaging a rear buffer of the firearm, and a third peak at a third time, representing the bolt returning to the forward position. A measured bolt speed of the weapon is determined based on a difference between the second and third times. The measured bold speed is compared to a baseline weapon bolt speed. An operational status of the weapon is determined.
A method for determining an operational status of a firearm based on a discharge event, the method comprising:
A method for determining an operational status of a firearm based on a discharge event, the method comprising:
A method for determining an operational status of a firearm based on a discharge event, the method comprising:
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