Wi-Fi remote sniper rifle-the most dangerous Wi-Fi perimeter ever! You get Wi-Fi internet, people get Wi-Fi hunting!

What would you do if you were under the cover of Wi-Fi wireless network? Pick up your phone and look at Twitter? Turn on the pen to the network game? These applications are not sharp enough, foreign TrackingPoint company launched Wi-Fi wireless equipment, but the most dangerous weapons, want to get it? It allows you to operate a sniper rifle from a distance ...

You get Wi-Fi, people get Wi-Fi hunting.

TrackingPoint's Xact System, which can be described as one of the most exaggerated Wi-Fi peripherals in history, is itself a sniper lens for a shotgun, but unlike other products, it also has Wi-Fi transmission capabilities, The information collected may be uploaded to the user's tablet or smartphone via a wireless network. The sniper mirror protruding above is the Xact System. The official said it was a cyber-track sniper that could send footage from a sniper lens, via Wi-Fi, to a tablet or smartphone, showing the distance, direction and magnification of the target.

Xact System Powerful place can not only be able to view the gun back to the information, it can further control the gun trigger, so that users can shoot in the distance target. This Wi-Fi application is really recovered, but we do not worry too much, in China, where firearms are tightly controlled, even if someone has a way to get Xact System, there is no use. Xact system can be installed on the tactical rails of the gun, because the loading and unloading should not be too troublesome Xact the most powerful part of the system is a side! There are also many detection instruments inside the trigger sniper lens that can be fired externally, such as the compass in the figure and the ballistic meter that can calculate the hit. In order to calibrate the distance from the target, Xact system also has a laser rangefinder environment sensor to measure temperature and pressure when Xact system After collecting all the information, you can pass the collated data through the Wi-Fi chip.