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Solve the Scoring Problem First

Solve the Scoring Problem First
At Scopus we have a singular mission, “use technology to turn shooting into a spectator sport.” When I began studying this problem over a decade ago, I realized an initial and necessary step would be to solve the scoring problem. The scoring problem is summarized as the following. We must make scoring shots fast, accurate, and affordable.  ...
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2000 Athena Targets and Counting

2000 Athena Targets and Counting
This past week Scopos reached a milestone and manufactured our 2000th Athena Target. An important milestone in our commitment to modernize the sport. In my career I have talked to thousands of people who shared with me their desire to make shooting more appealing and to let it grow. I am proud to ...
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Orion Version 2.16.4: Steps Towards Resilience

A common theme you will notice the first half of this year is almost all of our updates for Orion and Athena are resilience updates. This means we are improving the software to better handle unexpected events. In this release we emphasized three such unexpected events, power loss, internet loss, and ...
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Developing a New Paper Target for Orion

Developing a New Paper Target for Orion
This past year the Civilian Marksmanship Program and Shooter’s Tech teamed up to develop a new paper target for the Orion Scoring System. The newly developed “300m Rifle reduced for 100yd. Target” (commonly called the 100yd. International target) was used in the National Matches over the ...
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An Argument for Decimal Scoring: An EST Perspective

An Argument for Decimal Scoring: An EST Perspective
AbstractThis article seeks to describe the “EST Error Effect” and the consequence it has when scoring in integer versus decimal. The Electronic Scoring Target (EST) Error Effect means that every shot scored by an EST has some small error that comes with it and that these small errors will have ...
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