ADS & Weapon Logic - SHOT Show Product Spotlight | 2017 SHOT Show

Published on January 19, 2017
Duration: 3:40

ADS and Weapon Logic introduces a system using passive RFID chips integrated into firearms to transition from time-based to condition-based maintenance. This technology acts as a 'check engine light' for firearms, alerting armorers when maintenance is truly needed based on usage, not just a schedule. The system can track round counts, differentiate between single shots, blanks, and high rates of fire, and is being developed with Bluetooth integration for civilian use via mobile applications.

Quick Summary

Weapon Logic revolutionizes firearm maintenance by shifting from time-based to condition-based monitoring. Using passive RFID chips integrated into firearms, it acts as a 'check engine light,' alerting armorers to actual maintenance needs based on usage, not just schedules. This system tracks round counts and firing rates, with a Bluetooth version planned for civilian users via mobile apps.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction to ADS and Weapon Logic
  2. 00:14Current Military Weapons Maintenance Issues
  3. 00:43Weapon Logic Solution Overview
  4. 00:51How Weapon Logic Works: RFID Technology
  5. 01:15Demonstration of Weapon Logic System
  6. 01:52Civilian Application of Weapon Logic
  7. 02:10User Perspective from John Dain
  8. 02:21Benefits of Weapon Logic for Users
  9. 03:04Future of Firearm Maintenance

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Weapon Logic's approach to firearm maintenance?

Weapon Logic transitions firearm maintenance from a time-based schedule to condition-based monitoring. It uses passive RFID chips integrated into firearms to track usage, acting like a 'check engine light' to alert armorers when maintenance is actually needed.

How does the Weapon Logic RFID system work?

Passive RFID chips are seamlessly integrated into firearm components, such as the pistol grip. These chips can be scanned from a short distance (up to 5 cm) by a reader, which automatically logs data like round counts and firing rates into a system.

Can Weapon Logic track different types of firearm usage?

Yes, the Weapon Logic system is designed to differentiate between a single round fired, the use of blanks, and high rates of fire or burst fire. This provides detailed insights into the specific stress placed on firearm components.

Is Weapon Logic technology available for civilian firearm owners?

Yes, Weapon Logic is developing a Bluetooth-enabled version for civilian use. This will integrate with Android and Apple applications, allowing individuals to track their firearm's progress and usage patterns.

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