Depending on the hardware and software, some manufactures boast their systems are accurate to around 3 pixels! There are 3.78 pixels in 1 millimeter, so some of these simulators can track a laser’s signal down to a little over 1mm.

The question I have been asked a thousand times: How accurate are these simulators? The makeup of these lenses often are proprietary information to each manufacture who creates them and are fairly protected as their intellectual property. Another aspect of these cameras are the lenses which are used to filter out different kinds on light or specifically what type of light the camera is allowed to view. These cameras have become more and more accurate and sophisticated overtime, when we first started selling shooting simulators over ten years ago the hit-detection cameras were nothing more than fancy web cams. Much of the cost variant in shooting simulators can be in the accuracy of the hit detect camera and the mapping software. The camera tracks the pin prick’s X and Y coordinates on the blanket and relays that information in concert with the software to determine the precise location of where the shot (the laser pin prick) was measured and ultimately if the shot was a hit or a miss.

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