SportsMulti-object tracking and spatiotemporal behavior extractionresearch-stage capability described in an academic conference paper.

Video-based NFL player tracking from game film

The system follows players in game video and turns their movement into coordinates, routes, and speeds so coaches can analyze what happened on each play.

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Sports Video Discovery Tracking Hub

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Source

https://www.sloansportsconference.com/research-papers/using-computer-vision-and-machine-learning-to-automatically-classify-nfl-game-film-and-develop-a-player-tracking-system