CQB tactical target system
Room entry detection. Automated target response.
The target activation system using PIR detection enables automatic initiation of a training scenario when a person enters the room. After detection, the target can move, change position, or simulate a dynamic reactive target.
| ◎ PIR detection | ✥ Simultaneous movement along both the X and Y axes | ↻ Reactive target |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic activation upon entering the room | Target movement along a special rail-guided system, radio-synchronized and without visible wiring | Target rotation and orientation change |
| See it in action |
KEY FEATURES
PIR — Automatic activation upon entry
The PIR sensor detects a person entering the room and triggers a predefined training scenario.
🡘 X — Movement along the main axis
After activation, the target can move left or right along the rail according to the configured scenario.
🡙 Y — Position change within the depth of the room
The structure allows simulation of target approach, retreat, or distance changes.
🡔 🡖 XY — Simultaneous movement
The target can move throughout the room in multiple directions simultaneously, including diagonally, providing a more realistic simulation of target appearance or concealment — for example, moving behind obstacles.
↻ Target rotation
Target rotation capability for FRIEND or FOE scenarios or orientation changes.
▣ Programmable scenarios
The system allows the creation of repeatable reactive scenarios with precisely defined movement.
⚡ Immediate system response
Upon detection, the target movement is triggered automatically without operator intervention, making it suitable for CQB and room-clearing training.
ROOM ENTRY TRIGGERED TRAINING
When a person enters the room, the PIR sensor activates the system. The target then performs a predefined movement — rail traversal, distance change, vertical movement, or rotation. This creates a dynamic training scenario without the need for manual control.
TECHNICAL / SCENARIO SPECIFICATIONS
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Activation | PIR-based room entry detection |
| Primary movement | Rail movement along the X-axis |
| Additional movements | Vertical or depth-axis movement along the Y-axis |
| Rotation | Target rotation / orientation change |
| Scenarios | Programmable reactive sequences |
| Training | CQB / room-clearing training / reactive targets |
| Structure | Ceiling-mounted rail system |
| Control system | Automatic or manual, depending on configuration |
| Recommended ammunition | Simunition or FX ammunition |
| Operating mode | battery-powered |