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That's fascinating. Can you share more detail? How do they key it to the individual? Do people really not pull the trigger differently in high-stress situati
by defen 14y ago
That's fascinating. Can you share more detail? How do they key it to the individual? Do people really not pull the trigger differently in high-stress situations vs at the firing range?
- 3pt14159 14y agoI bet it works on a combination of force, centroid of pressure, time, and shake.
- simcop2387 14y agoCould also be measuring the galvanic skin response and the like to try to further narrow it down. But I don't know how well that works for reliability since stress can change it i think.
- icegreentea 14y agoAnd gloves. It seems likely that gloves may be involved with guns. Best not to rely on it.
- gaius 14y agoIf it's patented, you can just read the patent.
- Cushman 14y agoIt does seem like even a very consistent shooter would be too different between slow, aimed shots and rapid firing. Perhaps one would be able to record a great number of pulling patterns in different stress levels, and still have the lockout be effective? I would also be fascinated to learn more.