Australian Precision

Australian Precision Long range wireless target camera hardware and software systems. Impact detection and shot analysis.

Software and electronic hardware development for the firearm industry. Australian Precision designs and builds long range wireless target camera hardware and software systems. These systems assist civilians, military and police in being able to see bullet impacts at extreme distances and adjust for bullet drop via the software that records each impact, group and other relevant information (bullet

type, calibre, powders, distance, rifle, etc). The business underwent a name change from Tech Shooter Systems Australia to "Australian Precision" on the 16th of February 2017.

A bit of a major update... The Web Management Interface and Firmware Update modules have been completed. Essentially thi...
15/06/2026

A bit of a major update... The Web Management Interface and Firmware Update modules have been completed. Essentially this means the Firmware/OS running on the Target Camera and Base Station is now complete.

From the Base Station's WMI, you can run firmware updates for the base station and target camera. The data displayed refreshes automatically. You can also view the camera in real-time, all through any web browser running on any of your favorite devices.

Next step is to start a small production run, all the components, enclosures, etc., are all sorted. Just need to assemble the PCB's and load the firmware onto each unit.

We've done testing out to 700m and ran out of physical space to go further. We're fairly confident of getting out to 1000m, though a little more testing will take place. If anyone's keen to help out with some testing, feel free to send us a message.

Distance Testing Update - 700mHappy New Year! So, a bit of progress update. Successfully tested out to 700m which was th...
07/01/2026

Distance Testing Update - 700m

Happy New Year! So, a bit of progress update. Successfully tested out to 700m which was the limit / available land that we could stretch out to. Stable frame rate of around 5fps at 1280x720 pixels. We tested the 2dbi Antennas (pictured) along with 9dbi Antennas. The bigger antennas did improve frame rate and signal gain marginally, but the 2dbi Antennas were more than sufficient.

There was also fine tuning of the TX/Transmission power the boards use, max power doesn't always mean max distance or signal strength! This also results in a decent reduction in current draw via the system and impact upon battery life - we'll be running some further tests on current draw - the system is 100% user configurable, so if you want to use max power, you can lol :)

We also tested the antenna mounts/bulkhead mounts for screwing in the antennas. These are super important, the stuff that comes out of certain countries is absolute rubbish, resulting in around -10 to -15 dBm signal loss. This is huge at long distances.

Finally, the photos are of what the final system/hardware will look like. Previously we went with a standalone camera/transmitter/receiver - that created other headaches for those wanting to use Android/iPhone/iPads with the system. Now there's a separate camera and base station that sits at the firing line.

With this system/design, it will also be able to incorporate other components such as atmospheric sensors, positional/accelerometer/g-force sensors and a whole bunch of other stuff that could be integrated in the future as the platform we've developed is incredibly flexible for expansion of capabilities.

2026 is going to be very exciting and we thank you all for your continued support, we run this business and project in our spare time and do appreciate everyone's patience and contributions in the development of this system!

Which provided the best signal strength, distance and reliability?A = PCB Panel Internal AntennaB = Ceramic Internal Ant...
26/12/2025

Which provided the best signal strength, distance and reliability?
A = PCB Panel Internal Antenna
B = Ceramic Internal Antenna
C = RP-SMA External Antenna

A bit of a sneak peek on what the new system will look like... separate Wi-Fi base station and camera, no need for USB W...
09/12/2025

A bit of a sneak peek on what the new system will look like... separate Wi-Fi base station and camera, no need for USB Wi-Fi dongles as your iPhone/Android/Laptop will connect directly to the base station.

We're doing some testing with internal antennas over Christmas/New Years, if that fails on distance, we'll move to external antennas as a fallback (or combination of). Would be nice just to have nothing poking out of the enclosures!

Also, we'll be using rechargeable lipo batteries moving forward, this makes the system/each device more compact!

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Mooroolbark, VIC

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