Session controls
Choose and change shooting scenes, start a run and check session status from your phone.
A NOU-BOU INDUSTRIES PRODUCT
RangeHunter
Step into
the scenario.
Turn your space into a projected shooting experience. Our current setup uses a small projector and a phone as the camera feed, connected to a computer running RangeHunter. Track multiple shots and their sequence, change shooting scenes from your phone, then review your session.
Multiple-shot sequencesPhone scene controlsResults & replays
RANGEHUNTER / ROOM CONCEPTExplore the setup ↓
Compact setup: 1 m × 75 cm target board. Top-mounted projector and phone approximately 1.4–1.7 m from the board, depending on angle. Larger setup dimensions are still being determined.
Try the sample target feedback
Session previewRH / DEMO
ILLUSTRATIVE TARGET
Latest sampleImpact 01 recorded
Illustrative feedback only. Sample results are simulated; this page is not connected to a station.
Choose your scenario.Shoot your session.Replay. Review. Download.
Picture the setup
Start compact.
Plan for more.
Our compact setup projects onto a 1 m wide × 75 cm high target board. The small projector and phone camera are top mounted approximately 1.4–1.7 m from the board, depending on angle.
Small projector. Phone camera. RangeHunter.
A small projector, a phone camera feed and a computer running RangeHunter. The projected target area is 1 m wide × 75 cm high, with both overhead devices approximately 1.4–1.7 m from the board, depending on angle.
A bigger projection. A larger target setup.
A larger projector and target setup is planned. Its screen size, mounting distances and final arrangement are still to be determined. This illustration is a future concept, not the current station.
A compact target. A clear equipment layout.
For the current small projector, top mount the projector and phone approximately 1.4–1.7 m from the 1 m × 75 cm target board. The distance depends on the mounting angle.
Target: 1 m × 75 cmEquipment: approx. 1.4–1.7 m
Equipment-to-screen spacing is shown here. Shooter distance is separate and is not shown. Diagram not to scale.
AI-generated setup illustrations. The diagram gives the current compact board dimensions and approximate equipment spacing. The larger setup remains a concept with dimensions still to be confirmed.
Recorded walkthrough
See the workflow.
From station to phone.
See the station join screen, scenario selection and saved-session workflow in recordings from the current build. Scan the station QR code, create a profile or sign in, then control your session from your phone.
Edited from test recordings, with account and local network details hidden. Silent video with on-screen captions. The clips show the interface workflow; results are those shown in the recording.
View the individual phone walkthroughs
Review and downloads
Saved session history and the downloaded session files.
See the scenes
Two scenes.
Two different experiences.
Watch a hunting scene from RangeHunter and a fictional zombie scene from the separate recreational airsoft prototype.
Hunting scene
Kudu
A sample animal scene from the RangeHunter target collection.
Airsoft prototype
Zombies
A fictional encounter from the recreational airsoft scene collection.
Scene previews only. Choose a clip to see the projected scene. Press play to load each video.
The initial setup
Your hardware.
Our software.
Prepare the station once, then let each shooter join from their phone. Hardware is separate from the RangeHunter software.
Run RangeHunter
The computer runs the software, controls the projected scene and stores local profiles, sessions and recordings.
Bring the scene to life
The small projector displays a 1 m × 75 cm image on the target board. Top mount it approximately 1.4–1.7 m from the board, depending on angle, and connect it as the computer’s display.
Your phone can provide the feed
Our current setup uses a phone as the camera feed. Top mount it facing the 1 m × 75 cm target board, approximately 1.4–1.7 m away depending on angle.
Connect and join
Set up RangeHunter on your computer, connect the projector and camera, and put shooter phones on the same local network. Display the station’s QR code to let shooters join.
You need a projector, a computer and a camera. We provide the software and can discuss getting your venue started.
The shooter experience
Scan. Choose.
Shoot. Review.
A projected scene in front of you. Session controls and your results in your hand.
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Scan the station code
Join the station’s local network and scan its QR code. The session interface opens in your phone browser.
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Create a profile or sign in
Register as a new shooter or log into your existing profile at that station, keeping your sessions together.
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Change scenes from your phone
Choose and change the shooting scenario and available session options from your phone. Hunting scenes are included in the range build; the separate airsoft prototype adds its own scene categories.
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Shoot a sequence
Start a run from your phone. The system can track multiple shots on the projected target, recording their sequence and timing for the session.
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Replay and review
Open your results and available camera replays. Review impact positions for accuracy, shot timing, recorded outcomes and live shooting time.
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Download your report
Revisit saved sessions and download the session ZIP, including its summary and available result images and replays.
Screenshots taken from the supplied recordings, with identifying details hidden. Review recorded impact positions alongside shot timing, result images and available replays.
Built around the session
A clearer view
of your range time.
A connected workflow for range operators and shooters, with separate places to manage the station and review a session.
Review your accuracy
Review your shot results and accuracy alongside the session’s recorded feedback.
Scene control from your phone
Choose and change shooting scenes, control your session and view results from your phone on the station’s local network.
Review and replay
Revisit recorded events and available replay material after the moment has passed.
Multiple shots. Recorded in order.
Track multiple shots and review their recorded sequence, timestamps and session results under your local shooter profile.
Download your session report
Keep a session ZIP with a structured summary, shot timing and recorded outcomes, plus available result images and camera replays.
Operator control
Manage the station and shooting experience from the operator interface.
The project
Designed for the range.
Developed with care.
RangeHunter is software for a local projection-based shooting station. The computer runs the experience and session records; the projector brings scenarios into the room; a connected camera completes the station. A separate recreational airsoft prototype is also in development.
A demonstration is the place to discuss the intended use, equipment and suitability for your venue. Cross-range accounts and a shared online platform are future work.
Good to know
Your questions,
answered.
What do I need, and what do you provide?
We provide the RangeHunter software. Our current station uses a computer, a small projector and a phone as the camera feed. A larger projector and target setup is planned. Shooter phones join the computer over the local network.
Where should the projector and camera be mounted?
For our compact setup, both are top mounted facing a 1 m wide × 75 cm high target board, approximately 1.4–1.7 m away depending on angle. This is equipment spacing, not shooter distance. Mounting distances and target dimensions for the planned larger setup are still to be confirmed.
Can it track multiple shots and change scenes from a phone?
Yes. The system tracks multiple shots and their sequence during a session. You can choose and change shooting scenes and control the session from your phone.
Does the shooter need to install an app?
The current session interface runs in a phone browser connected to the same local network as the range station.
Does the current station require the internet?
The current local-station workflow is designed to work on the range’s local network without internet access. Its accounts and session history remain local to that station.
Can I use it at any range?
Suitability depends on the venue, physical target surface, equipment and operating conditions. Enquire about a demonstration and an assessment of your intended setup.
Is RangeHunter available to download here?
This is the product information page. Contact Nou-Bou Industries to discuss the current build, demonstration options and intended use.
Bring your range into the conversation
Let’s talk
RangeHunter.
Tell us about your venue, your equipment and what you want to learn from a demonstration.
info@noubouindustries.com