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@Airsoft123 and @Tommikka Thank you very much, this information helps me a lot. I think my question was answered well. And of course many thanks to everyone who took the time to answer my question. Great Community

@Cr0-Magnon You're right, the opponents are moving, but after seeing one you can tag them and everyone on your team will know where the opponents are. The markings disappear after a few seconds. You can see the map from above. Indoor mapping is possible with an external camera or your mobile phone: Google for simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM). In combination with a magnetometer, you know the direction of view of all your teammembers. I don't want to spoil your joy in playing, that's not my intention. But would this system help you? Because you interact more with your team by sharing information?

@EDcase Plastic windows are not the problem as the mobile phone is only used to display information. The device mounted on the weapon has buttons. Something between 200-300 euros. @Adolf Hamster It's an app and a device. The enemy is identified through vision. When you see an enemy, you can quickly set the distance (the angle is known to the device) and this information will be passed on to your team. You can also mount your phone on a drone for tracking the red forces. GPS is not precise enough and is not suitable for indoor use. This is also the reason why additional hardware is required. @Shamal If you have more information, that would be great. @Airsoft123 no problem. @DRay in this regard I have already made progress because I already have a working prototype. Unfortunately it is very difficult to sell anything to the military (in my country). That's why I'm thinking about the civil market. The connection between the mobile phone and the device is made via BLE (range limited to 2 m for security reasons). The communication between the blue forces is encrypted and robust against spoofing and jamming. Thank you for your offer, I will come back to it. For me it is important to estimate how great the demand could be. @EDcase the enemy needs to be selected by the blue forces.

Hello everybody, I am a scientist specializing in localization. Right now I have a prototype and am thinking about starting a startup. But the most informative question is, would anyone want to buy it. Would it help you to have a device on top of your gun to mark enemies and waypoints? Everyone on your team would get this information and at the same time you would know where all of your team members are. This system works outdoors and indoors. The information is displayed on your smartphone, which could be on your forearm, for example. Would you spend money on such a device? Regards