QX Federal is one product inside a larger effort to build real infrastructure for the firearms training industry: hardware that scans, software that scores, and a platform that turns both into records people can trust.
The core QX scan runs on the camera already in your pocket. Take a photo, the app does the rest, no separate hardware required.
The engine detects each hole, maps it to the target's scoring zones, and computes a result. The goal is simple: the same shot placement should produce the same score, without relying on guesswork or hand-counting.
A cryptographic hash locks the raw capture the instant it happens, and a second hash locks the finished record once it's complete. Read more about what that means for a certificate on the Pathway page.
Tuning a computer vision model to score real targets accurately, and chaining every result into a tamper-evident record, took years of dedicated engineering. It's the reason QX can hand back an objective, verifiable number every time.
The phone scan is the core of QX. For instructors and ranges who want real-time, live detection instead of a photo-based scan, Pulse Frontier also builds dedicated hardware.
Portable live-detection unit, camera and monocular on a tripod, reading hits in real time as they happen. Built for instructors who move between bays or ranges.
Wall-mounted live-detection station for a fixed lane. The Pro model adds long-range coverage up to 25 yards.
The parent company behind QX Federal and the wider training technology ecosystem.
The shooter platform every QX record syncs to, building a lifetime training history.
Instructor education and creator platform for the firearms training community.
The scanning hardware itself, portable and built for the range.
Recoil-based shot timing technology for training and drills.
News, insight, and community for the firearms training industry.
QX Federal is one product within the Pulse Frontier ecosystem.