One connected system. Three role-based views.
Every shot fired on any ADL product feeds a single cloud platform. Soldiers see their own progression. Instructors see their squad's live activity. Commanders see the entire unit's readiness — from anywhere.
Everyone sees only what matters to them.
Own progression, own record.
Every shot, every session, every drill logged automatically. Personal grouping progression, reaction-time trends, and qualification status — visible on any device.
- Full session history
- Grouping and split-time trends
- Wearable integration (Garmin, Apple Watch)
- Personal drill goals
Squad-level oversight, live.
Real-time view of every shooter under supervision. Compare drill outcomes, flag underperformers, assign remedial sessions — during the training itself, not after.
- Multi-shooter live monitoring
- Instant drill scoring
- Lesson-plan and scheduling tools
- Remedial-training assignment
Unit-wide readiness. From anywhere.
Aggregate readiness view across the entire unit. Cross-facility comparison. Qualification tracking. Data export for procurement, training reviews, and audits.
- Unit-wide qualification status
- Cross-facility performance comparison
- Historical reporting
- Audit-ready data export
Cloud-native. Deployed in hours, not months.
Cloud-connected
Multi-range deployment with a single administrative surface. Every facility, every unit, one system.
Real-time analytics
Sub-second latency from shot to dashboard. Live instruction possible from any location.
Role-based access
Shooter, instructor, commander, admin. Each role sees only what their operational need requires.
Wearable integration
Garmin and Apple Watch integration for heart-rate and physiological data during high-stress drills.
API-ready
Integration hooks for existing defense systems, personnel management, and training scheduling infrastructure.
Rapid deployment
Internet connectivity is the only infrastructure requirement. Deployed in hours per facility.
The dashboard every shooter sees.
Same underlying data model powers the shooter, instructor, and commander views. What differs is the aggregation and permissions — not the source of truth.
