Jared Wallace Ogden, II

Title: Jared Wallace Ogden, II: Marksmanship Training Innovation.

Introduction

Jared Wallace Ogden, II, is an inventor associated with Quincy, Illinois, and Triumph Systems, Inc. His patent work focuses on using mobile technology to support marksmanship training and performance assessment.

Latest Patents

Ogden is named on one patent, System and method for marksmanship training. The invention uses a mobile device’s camera and microphone to monitor and score shooting drills. It can record metrics such as total time, split times, reaction times, accuracy, and precision, then calculate an overall score. The system can also assess decision-making, including whether a user correctly identifies a target as a threat or nonthreat.

The mobile app connects users’ devices to a server, allowing marksmen to save and compare performance data. It also provides a virtual shooting range for online activities, competitions, forums, skill building, and training. Wireless signals from a dynamic target stand can indicate when a target turns, enabling the app to correlate target movement with the shot clock.

Career Highlights

Ogden’s patent reflects an approach to training that combines mobile-device sensors, networked performance tracking, and interactive target systems. The invention is designed to help users measure shooting performance and practice decision-making in both individual and community-based settings.

Collaborations

Ogden is associated with Triumph Systems, Inc. His listed coworkers include Justin Taylor Snell and Jeffrey Austin Colt King.

Conclusion

Jared Wallace Ogden, II’s marksmanship-training patent brings together mobile monitoring, performance scoring, and networked practice tools to support shooting instruction and assessment.