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Just over three years ago, on June 24th, Scopos changed everything and launched Athena. A modern, full featured, electronic scoring target that is made in the United States. Over 200 clubs with over 2000 firing points now enjoy the benefit of electronic scoring targets in their home range thanks to Athena.
Today, we are changing everything again.
Introducing Rezults, the world's first modern and mobile friendly results website for the shooting sports. The preview release is available now at rezults.scopos.tech.
At one level Rezults is a redesign of Orion’s Results Center. Just infinitely better.
Rezults is sport centric: Its purpose is to benefit athletes, coaches, and spectators.
Rezults is modern: It features a user interface that is contemporary and depicts shooting as a modern day sport.
Rezults is mobile friendly: It is formatted not just for desktop web browsers, but also tablets and mobile phones.
Rezults is competition agnostic: It will work with any style of shooting, any course of fire, and any format.
Once again, we welcome you to try out the preview release of Rezults today at rezults.scopos.tech. More importantly, we want to hear from you. Let us know how you like Rezults, how you’d like it to be better, and what features you’d like to see.
Orion’s Result Center will remain operational as its features are ported over to Rezults, with updates to Rezults coming regularly.
Finally, we are not done innovating. Watch for more announcements later this summer. Until then, good luck at Rogers, good luck at Camp Perry, and good luck wherever your shooting journey may take you.
Erik is the owner and Chief Architect of Shooter's Technology LLC. He founded the company in 2009. Then, as it is now, the main goal of the company is to turn shooting into a spectator sport. He earned his bachelor's degree in computer science at the University of Kentucky, where he was also a member of the Kentucky Rifle team. His doctorate is from Kansas University in Electrical Engineering. He did his post-doctoral work at the University of Southern California.
