What is RMS

A smarter target.
A moving drill.

RMS is a connected target-training platform. The target moves. The app controls speed. The camera helps analyze hits. Challenges and leaderboards keep training meaningful.

Prototype RMS front system view
Motion-ready hardware. Designed to turn simple target work into a more dynamic training experience.
Target RMS target graphic
Purpose-built target face. Made for scoring zones, camera review and repeatable drills.
Core idea

Static practice teaches one thing. RMS adds movement and adjustable speed to create many more drills from the same setup.

How it works

Four parts. One workflow.

RMS mechanism render

1. Motion hardware

The target system adds movement to the drill. That is the foundation.

RMS app control screen

2. App speed control

Use the app to control movement and select different speed levels for different training goals.

Hit-analysis example

3. Capture + analyze

Take a target photo. Review hit locations. Measure progress after the drill.

RMS Challenge Friend screen

4. Challenge + compete

Create private Challenge Friend sessions, complete challenges asynchronously and compare results with friends or the wider leaderboard.

Two ways to train

Same platform. Different focus.

Accuracy training graphic
Accuracy when precision matters

Accuracy Training

Slow down. Confirm sight picture. Track consistency. Accuracy mode focuses on precision and clean execution.

Great for fundamentals
Useful for tracking group quality
Pairs well with slower target speeds
Reaction when time matters

Reaction Training

Move faster. React sooner. Keep control while the drill becomes more dynamic. Reaction mode benefits especially from app-based speed changes.

Builds decision speed
Encourages faster visual processing
Works well with higher speed levels
Reaction training graphic
Bottom line

RMS adds movement, speed control and measurable progress.

That combination is what makes the system different from a static target alone.