WEARABLE SHOOTER LOCALIZATION SYSTEM

WEARABLE SHOOTER LOCALIZATION SYSTEM

A wearable shooter localization system including a microphone array, processor, and output device for determining information about a gunshot. The microphone array may be worn by on the upper arm of the user. A second array, which may operate cooperatively or independently from the first array, may...

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Hauptverfasser: MAZUREK JEFFREY, MULLEN RICHARD, MCGURRIN ROBERT, CIOSEK RICHARD, FOTHERGILL FRANCIS J
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DEAF-AID SETS
ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
ELECTRICITY
LOUDSPEAKERS, MICROPHONES, GRAMOPHONE PICK-UPS OR LIKEACOUSTIC ELECTROMECHANICAL TRANSDUCERS
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS
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MULLEN RICHARD
MCGURRIN ROBERT
CIOSEK RICHARD
FOTHERGILL FRANCIS J
description A wearable shooter localization system including a microphone array, processor, and output device for determining information about a gunshot. The microphone array may be worn by on the upper arm of the user. A second array, which may operate cooperatively or independently from the first array, may be worn on the other arm. The microphone array is sensitive to the acoustic effects of gunfire and provides a set of electrical signals to the processing unit, which identifies the origin of the fire. The system may include orientation and/or motion detection sensors, which the processor may use to either initially compute a direction to the origin of a projectile in a frame of reference meaningful to a wearer of the system or to subsequently update that direction as the wearer moves.
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ELECTRICITY
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