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US 2014/0350849 A1Published application
System and Method of Locating Prey
AssigneeTrackingpoint, Inc.
InventorsJohn Francis McHale, John Hancock Lupher
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Abstract
A method includes receiving location data corresponding to a physical location of a user at a computing device and receiving prey data corresponding to a relative position of an animal at the computing device from a gun scope. The method further includes determining a location of the animal relative to the computing device based on the location data and the prey data.
Claims22
A method comprising:
- receiving, at a circuit of an optical device, location data corresponding to a physical location of the optical device;
- receiving, at the circuit, prey data corresponding to a position of an animal relative to the optical device;
- and
- automatically determining, via the circuit, a location of the animal relative to the optical device based on the location data and the prey data.
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An apparatus comprising:
- a rifle scope including:
- an input to receive location data corresponding to a physical location of the rifle scope;
- a laser range finder circuit to determine a range to a target relative to the optical device;
- a plurality of sensors configured to determine orientation data corresponding to an orientation of the rifle scope;
- and
- a processor coupled to the input, the laser range finder circuit, and the plurality of sensors, the processor to determine a physical location of the target relative to the rifle scope based on the range, the orientation data, and the location data.
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An apparatus comprising:
- an optical device including:
- a circuit configured to:
- receive location data corresponding to a physical location of the optical device;
- receive prey data corresponding to a location of a target relative to the optical device;
- and
- automatically determine a physical location of the target relative to the optical device in response to the location data and the prey data.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.