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Battlefield Sports to Exhibit at the 23rd Small Arms Symposium

SWINDON, UNITIED KINGDOM, AUGUST 21ST 2009: Battlefield Sports will exhibit at the 23rd Small Arms and Cannons Symposium, which takes place in Defence Academy of the United Kingdom in Shrivenham.

Exhibiting between August 25 to 27, the  company's stand will feature the latest range of state-of-the-art training and simulation equipment.

Battlefield Sports are specialists in precision small arms training weapons utilizing infrared and radio communications, and the exhibition will feature its new S*A*T*R (small arms transmitter receiver) system.

Infrared Training Weapons

Battlefield Sports' new S*A*T*R system features self-contained training rifles, SAWs, and sub machine guns which can emulate up to 69 different weapons, including the L85 (SA80) and Minimi (L110A1) squad automatic weapons.

S*A*T*R is designed for force-on-force training exercises to provide real-time feedback during simulation, as well as an electronic record of their performance for after-action reviews.

S*A*T*R uses a combination of narrow beam of digital infrared data and radio data transfer, enables real-time hit-feedback and other statistics such as shot accuracy percentage without requiring a central computer system.

Depending on the model, the infrared “bullets” shoot more than 450 meters (1,500 feet). Since it is a light based system, the weapons are accurate. This patent-pending technology also features real-time voice feedback. For example when a marine hits an enemy, the shooting weapon instantly says “casualty” or “kill confirmed” or “already dead.” The enemy’s weapon issues a near-miss, wound, or dead sound effect.

Since the system does not require blank munitions, paint balls or BB pellets, it is cost-effective.

Further the robust system is accurate and has in-built anti-cheating technology, including that the system disables fire automatically, the instant a soldier takes a hit causing simulated death or an incapacitating wound.

The Symposium at Shrivenham uses a well proven format which brings together, representatives from Military Staff, Government Procurement Agencies, and Research and Development Staff who through presentations, discussion groups and plenary sessions encourage cross-fertilization of ideas, the development of new perspectives and the challenging of current thinking.

Paul Diamond, Battlefield Sports UK Agent, said: "Participation in the Small Arms and Cannons Symposium is a regular event in our calendar and we are delighted that Battlefield Sports is participating again this year."

Please visit us at our Stand to discuss your requirements.


About Battlefield Sports
Battlefield Sports™ is the world leader in the development and production of high powdered infrared weaponry for combat games. Battlefield Sports™ manufactures, distributes and markets the equipment, patent pending live gaming inflatables, and unique battle missions for this leading edge hybrid of electronic sport and entertainment. With representation in more than 35 countries and millions of games played Battlefield Sports has revolutionized the combined entertainment and exercise options for the video game generation. Headquartered in Australia and offices in Los Angeles, Battlefield Sports won numerous awards for excellence, including Australian Technology Showcase, Member of the Year (Q2007). Battlefield Sports sells about 85% of its products internationally. www.battlefieldsports.com 
 

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