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6 October 2017 Optoelectronics applications in multimedia shooting training systems: SPARTAN
Tomasz Glogowski, Pawel Hlosta, Slawomir Stepniak, Waldemar Swiderski
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Abstract
Multimedia shooting training systems are increasingly being used in the training of security staff and uniformed services. An advanced practicing–training system SPARTAN for simulation of small arms shooting has been designed and manufactured by Autocomp Management Ltd. and Military Institute of Armament Technology for the Polish Ministry of National Defence.

SPARTAN is a stationary device designed to teach, monitor and evaluate the targeting of small arms and to prepare soldiers for:
• firing the live ammunition at open ranges for combat targets and silhouettes
• detection, classification and engagement of real targets upon different terrains, weather conditions and periods during the day
• team work as a squad during the mission by using different types of arms
• suitable reactions in untypical scenarios.
Placed in any room the training set consists of:
• the projection system that generates realistic 3D imaging of the battlefield (such as combat shooting range) in high-resolution
• system that tracks weapons aiming points
• sound system which delivers realistic mapping of acoustic surroundings
• operator station with which the training is conducted and controlled
• central processing unit based on PC computers equipped with specialist software realizing individual system functions
• units of smart weapons equipped with radio communication modules, injection laser diodes and pneumatic reloading system.

The system make possible training by firing in dynamic scenarios, using combat weapons and live ammunition against visible targets moving on a screen. The use of infrared camera for detecting the position of impact of a projectile.
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Tomasz Glogowski, Pawel Hlosta, Slawomir Stepniak, and Waldemar Swiderski "Optoelectronics applications in multimedia shooting training systems: SPARTAN", Proc. SPIE 10433, Electro-Optical and Infrared Systems: Technology and Applications XIV, 1043302 (6 October 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2277002
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KEYWORDS
Computing systems

Imaging systems

Infrared cameras

Target detection

Telecommunications

Defense and security

Weapons

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