From the article:
Lockheed developed a down-range system that measured average crosswind; range to target; spotter scope position; air temperature, pressure, and humidity; and more, according to Military Aerospace. Using all those variables, it calculated the ballistics for a .308 bullet at ranges as far as 3,600 feet.
If my familiarity with guns are correct, don't most scopes have lines to allow one to adjust the aim? Granted, lines can't account for wind speed.
Anyway, aimbots will exist in real life soon. And after that, it will just be robot vs robot.
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ReplyDeleteLOL oh wow, real life aim bots...do snipers actually need this? kind puts down the whole idea of training with a sniper
ReplyDeleterobot vs robot after the robots have destroyed man
ReplyDeletei cant dodge a bullet
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