Israeli company develops tech to stop corona spread on soccer pitch
Track160 uses cutting-edge processes of deep learning to automatically track all players on the field, producing game data and insights for the coaching staff.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
JUNE 29, 2020 12:33
"As soccer matches slowly return, players are required to undergo strict medical examinations before they take the field to ensure they do not spread the novel coronavirus.
However, what happens when new information arises post-match regarding COVID-19 exposure of one of the players? Information"
"Track160’s solution requires one set of cameras located at a single viewpoint and a SaaS license to operate the software. The camera-set can be either fixed or portable, enabling operations at various locations. Once the system has been set, it’s fully automated without a need for manual operation.
The unique patented technology enables high accuracy and automatic operation by creating 3D pose capture from a proprietary skeleton comprised of 18 virtual body joints. The system is powered by the latest computer vision and deep learning technologies, delivering automated and accurate tactical analysis and insights on both teams and the ball.
Advanced analytics and predictive capabilities provide teams and leagues the edge they need for their next win."
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