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AssigneeBeamhit, LLC
InventorsStephen P. Rosa, Motti Shechter, John Clark, Tansel Kendir
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A firearm laser training system of the present invention includes a laser transmitter assembly, one or more actuable target assemblies each having a target, an interface unit and a computer system. The target assemblies raise and lower targets in accordance with control signals from the computer system. The interface unit is connected to the target assemblies and the computer system and transfers signals therebetween. In an alternative embodiment, the computer system is connected to a control unit that transmits control signals received from the computer system to the target assemblies via a distribution unit. The targets are raised by corresponding target assemblies at prescribed times for a specific time interval to indicate intended targets for the user, and are lowered in response to the beam impacting the raised targets within that interval (e.g., indicating a hit) or upon expiration of the interval without a beam impact (e.g., indicating a miss).
A firearm laser training system enabling a user to project a laser beam toward one or more targets presented in a particular target sequence in accordance with control signals received from a processing system, said training system comprising:
A firearm laser training system enabling a user to project a laser beam toward one or more targets presented in a particular target sequence in accordance with control signals received from a processing system, said training system comprising:
In a firearm laser training system including at least one target assembly with each target assembly including a target device including at least one detector to detect a laser beam and a processing system to control said each target assembly, a method of presenting one or more targets to a user in a particular target sequence to enable the user to project a laser beam at the presented target and thereby conduct a training exercise comprising the steps of:
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