There are many things that I do not understand, but the thing that gives me so much joy in life is digging in and trying to put the pieces together. If you get a little bored on a rainy day, here is a list of 2 minute videos that explain some very complicated subjects — Read More …

I was talking with someone the other day about what happens when a stack of folks clear a room. I referenced a post that I made on our blog – http://biosension.com/2016/11/04/capturing-sub-tasks-of-the-shot/ — there are over 60 base line features that can be used to describe a clearing operation.   Basically what I did was watch Read More …

In a previous post, I wrote about measuring eye movement by monitoring activity in the occipital lobe. http://biosension.com/2016/11/13/measuring-eye-movement/ I posed the question — where to mount sensors. Look at the helmet on the shooter. How about mounting eeg sensors in the helmet https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroencephalography ? Attach a very small embedded computer and you can measure emotion level, eye activity Read More …

Biosension provides shooter training for both military and law enforcement.The training is unique in that it places students in varying levels of stress. Student physiological data and visual data is collected in real time. As data is collected, it is compared to want previous students have done correctly and incorrectly. The results of the comparison Read More …

It is obvious that having eyes that function well can impact how well a shot is placed. To get the most value from using your eyes, both eyes should be open during the shot. There are multiple reasons for this. To keep it simple, think of two eyes as providing more information to the brain Read More …

The goal is to understand what a shooter does when taking a shot, understand what is right when the shot is taken, and what can be improved. So that a machine can learn, taking a shot must be broken down into a set of sub-tasks. These sub-tasks are defined by a goal and the steps Read More …