Meprolight Unveil First Augmented Weapon Sight; the MEPRO FORESIGHT

would have been nice if they could have incorporated a laser distance measurer into it beyond just a compass
 
The display is programmable and there are various modes to choose from such as not showing all of the information until a button is pressed, like in the video below. The app which allows you to store up to 10 firearms profiles and additional reticles is still in development so we did not get to see it.

The app is not required for the sight to function to those who don't like it. Do note the display brightness was set to high hence the bloom you see in the video.

This sight does not replace any existing models, it simply offers more functionality to those who are looking for it.

 
The MEPRO FORESIGHT is the first augmented weapon sight in the market. The MEPRO FORESIGHT
is an innovative optical sight providing essential tactical data projected on a transparent optical lens.
It represents, Meprolight’s next generation of sights based on years of refinement and integration of
the latest and most advanced technologies.

MEPRO FORESIGHT proven advantages:
- Five preset reticles for different tactical scenarios
- Digital zeroing mechanism - No more hustle when zeroing your sight
- Built in compass, inside leveler to maximize your hitting probability, Shot counter (future software upgrade).
- Real time projected data - battery level, sensor data, Bluetooth connectivity, shot counter
- Built in sensor for automatic brightness adjustment
- Rechargeable battery using USB - C
- Bluetooth interface to Meprolight's mobile APP (Android and iOS) ׳
- Ability to load a preset zeroing profile from the mobile APP

MEPRO FORESIGHT APP mobile advantages:
- Store up to 10 zeroing weapon profiles or user profiles.
- Upload previous stored profiles from the mobile App to the sight.
- Rich reticles database
- Up to date and latest MEPRO FORESIGHT firmware version

The MEPRO FORESIGHT has all you expect from a Meprolight product – reliability, durability, accuracy, simplicity
and easy to zero.
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As far as being marked as a "tactical" sight:

The idea of a round counter is great. Battery level might be good too.

A compass built into the optic? I can't see that being useful. It seems like a function to add just to have functions. If you need a compass use a compass, or failing that a gps. You want the inside of a close range optic like this to be as unbusy as possible. The least amount of stimulus for your brain in a high stress situation the better.

Scope level and ballastic? Maybe on a medium to long range optic.
 
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