ARM9-Based Wireless Automatic Target Reporting System

This program constitutes the MATLAB algorithm simulation and verification component for my developed "ARM9-Based Wireless Automatic Target Reporting System." Its primary functions involve extracting and calculating target points and rings on shooting targets, then computing the corresponding ring scores. The implementation includes detailed annotations to facilitate code comprehension and logical flow analysis. The system design aims to achieve wireless automatic target reporting functionality, enabling precise evaluation and analysis of shooting results. Built on an ARM9 processor architecture and integrated with MATLAB algorithms, the simulation component performs computational extraction operations to accurately determine ring scores while precisely identifying and processing target points and concentric rings on shooting papers. Key algorithmic approaches likely involve image processing techniques for target detection, circle detection algorithms for ring identification, and coordinate-based scoring calculations. This enables shooters to obtain more accurate performance assessments, ultimately enhancing training effectiveness and marksmanship skills through data-driven feedback.