The working principle is that when a supersonic projectile is fired at a target, a certain conical shock wave is generated due to the compression of the surrounding air by the high-speed projectile. The characteristic values of the shock wave are measured by sensors placed below the target, encoded by a data acquisition processor, and transmitted to the main control server through wired or wireless means. Finally, the impact point position is simulated and displayed on the monitor, and the target is reported in real-time through both voice and image methods.
The Super LOMAH system developed by Rizhao Junhe Jiuzhou breaks down industry technological barriers. The core product LOMAH TARGET target achieves full weapon type adaptation: whether it is light equipment such as toy guns and air guns, or subsonic/supersonic standard weapons such as rifles, military and police pistols, heavy machine guns, etc., they can be used without obstacles, completely free from the constraints of caliber and bullet speed. It has the ability to accurately capture oblique projectiles and high-precision target reporting for moving targets, providing professional and reliable solutions for various training scenarios such as precision shooting and application shooting.
LOMAH (Location of Miss and Hit), also known as the "Impact Point Positioning System", is a high-precision target reporting system developed by Rizhao Junhe Jiuzhou. The system is based on acoustic sensing and multi-source data fusion, combined with intelligent algorithms to achieve full aperture and full missile speed compatibility. Its working principle can be decomposed into three stages: signal acquisition, data processing, and result output, while integrating technical solutions adapted to special scenarios.
一、 Core system composition
Target End | LOMAH TARGET target plate, acoustic sensor array, projectile impact sensor, environmental sensor (temperature/pressure/wind) | Collect projectile shock waves, penetration signals, and environmental parameters to support oblique projectile/motion target recognition
Firer End | FPE (Shooting Point Equipment), Shooter Display | Real time display of impact point, ammunition distribution, hit/miss information, supporting real-time correction
Communication link | Wired/wireless transmission module | Implement low latency data exchange between target end, shooting end, and control center
二、 Workflow (detailed explanation in stages)
1.Signal acquisition: Full scene projectile signal capture
-Acoustic sensing core: The ballistic shock waves generated by the flight of projectiles (especially supersonic projectiles) are synchronously captured by multiple sets of acoustic sensors around the target, along with the shock waves generated by the impact on the target plate; The sensor array is installed according to the preset layout to ensure coverage of the target area and the surrounding off target detection range, and the trajectory of the projectile is located through "time difference (TDOA)".
Multi sensor fusion:
2.Data processing: algorithm driven precise positioning
Special scenario adaptation:
三、 Key technological advantages and principle support
1.Principle of full weapon adaptation: The sensor has a wide dynamic range (covering low-energy projectiles to high-power heavy machine gun projectiles), and the algorithm does not rely on preset caliber/velocity values. Through adaptive matching of signal characteristics, it breaks free from the limitations of traditional targets on weapon types.
2.High precision guarantee: Multi sensor array+TDOA algorithm+environmental calibration, achieving sub centimeter level positioning accuracy; Dynamic compensation of moving targets and correction of oblique projectile angles, further expanding the applicable scenarios.
3.Low latency design: signal acquisition processing output full chain optimization, ensuring target reporting results are fed back within milliseconds to meet the needs of rapid shooting training.
四、Core differences from traditional targets
Traditional paper targets/ordinary electronic targets rely on visual recognition or a single sensor, which is easily affected by projectile velocity, aperture, and incident angle, and cannot accurately locate off target projectiles;
The Super LOMAH system achieves "full compatibility, high precision, and full scene" target reporting capability through acoustics, multi-sensor fusion, and intelligent algorithms, especially suitable for professional scenarios such as military police and shooting training.
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