Tracking

Patents tagged Tracking

Feb 3, 2026

US12540785 - Systems and methods for restricting a firearm to less lethal shooting

A system for restricting a firearm to less lethal shooting includes an image sensor, at least one non-transitory memory storing instructions, and at least one processor that executes the instructions to cause the performance of the following steps: processing images to detect potential targets within a scene; locking onto and tracking at least one of the potential targets; defining a safety line relative to the scene; defining one or more aiming regions on the at least one locked-on target below the safety line; and controlling discharge of the firearm, so as to permit discharge of the firearm when a projectile discharged from the firearm will impact the scene or the target at one of the defined aiming regions, and to prevent discharge of the firearm when a projectile discharged from the firearm will impact the scene or target outside one of the aiming regions.

Sep 23, 2025

US12422208 - Single-use firearm and personal defense system with electronically integrated tracking system

The invention disclosed herein provides a system and a method for a single-use firearm and personal defense system, with an imbedded electronic device for tracking and control of the firearm. The system includes a single-use firearm capable of firing a projectile. The single-use firearm capable of firing a projectile comprises a firearm frame, at least a first barrel, a trigger operable to actuate a striking of at least a first ammunition cartridge, and an ammunition locking system, wherein the ammunition locking system permanently locks the at least first ammunition cartridge within the firearm, whereby once locked, the at least a first ammunition cartridge may not be removed or reloaded without permanently damaging the firearm. The system also incorporates internal electronics for, among other things, tracking, notifying, and monitoring the firearm and its users.

Sep 16, 2025

US12416461 - Magazine capacity tracking system

A magazine capacity tracking and display system for a firearm is provided. The system includes a sensor within the magazine of the firearm to determine rounds remaining within the magazine. The system further includes a display unit connected to the firearm and separate from the magazine which displays a number identifying the number of rounds remaining in the magazine.