The bullseye missile lock system was developed as an advanced missile targetting computer meant for the NAM Terratech Multi-Role Cavalry Armor-"Nomad" and other projects to provide a system of targetting to induce a higher degree of tracking and accuracy for The Military Corps of the Star Military of the Democratic Imperium of Nepleslia and its minimissile weaponry.

It is a recommended component for the wide-scale usage of minimissiles or when desiring increased accuracy with a low number of limited high-powered missiles such as the NAM 'Fang' Multipurpose Guided Missile MGM-01a

The bullseye system was designed on demand for first usage in the, at the time, upcomming development of the Nomad frame of powered armor as an optional and installable component devised around slaving onto the connection between a base targetting system used for target acquisition and connected minimissiles to increase their accuracy and tracking against mobile, smaller, evasive, or distant targets by increasing the targeting systems processing and detail strength and by using simple EI programming.

The system was later altered to be used in other Nepleslian systems and weapons as a design component.

The bullseye system works through the use of simplistic yet advanced EI programming to differentiate variables and parameters that often confuse targetting systems such as materials, number of targets, heat signatures, evasive maneuvering, etc.

The system doubles as a more advanced targeting solution for mass deployment of minimissiles against many or highly evasive targets with an up to 40% increase in munitions accuracy compared to base missile targetting computers. It is capable of easily targetting dozens of random or selected targets and individually guiding munitions to a target with greater ease and accuracy than a base targetting module and can easily track marked targets even in large groups or behind cover.

Charmaylarg created this article on 2021/04/13 09:35.

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