SATR - short for Small Arms Transmitter and Receiver, is the heart of the Battlefield Sports experience. 

All equipment - the guns, master controller, optional software, wearable tech - form a peer-to-peer network and talk to each-other. This allows for hit feedback, communication of your personal score, a hit ratio per player and lots more information to be sent back and forth. There is no central component, though a computer runnign SATRWare or a master controller will probably be the central place from which the game is run. ​

You can configure the equipment in lots of different ways - the pattented digital technology lets you choose from more than 300 emulations. Or you can simply lock the user out of the user interface - turn the weapons on and play. 
Key features:
  • real-time hit feedback
  • real-time individual performance statistics
  • back-lit display
  • customiseable difficulty settings (easy, standard, hard & legendary)
  • automatic respawn count
  • support for outdoor and indoor use with reduced infrared power
  • optional removal of infrared power
  • friendly fire can be switched on or off

​Please note:
  • All equipment running version 3.x will be able to talk to each-other
  • likewise, all equipment running versions 1.x or 2.x is inter-operational as wel 
SATR will support live gaming, with the look and feel of of video games, combined with physical activity & social interaction in the following ways:
Learn how the devices are powered
How many guns can you have active on your battlefield?
Learn about firmware updates
Your weapon speaks your language
Are the lasers dangerous to your eyes?
SATR Visuals
Al about the operational distance of the equipment
Real-time stats, as the action is ongoing
Different versions of scopes are available for all weapons
Starting up your battlefield in a matter of minutes
Players receive real-time voice feedback and instructions can be broadcasted from a distance.
You can play outside while it's raining, but avoid soaked players and weapons