Employees of ccc are currently developing methods and algorithms for automatic object recognition and 3D pose recognition as part of a funded project. Currently, the technology is used in particular for the recognition of ski jumpers in order to combine several camera shots into one video.
World championship in ski jumping with multi camera system from ccc
In the past weeks, the World Ski Jumping Championships took place in the Audi Arena Oberstdorf. On 06 March 2021, the German team was able to secure the gold medal in the team competition. The multi-camera system from ccc was always in use. The German ski jumpers celebrate the
Tagging via remote control: Tagging scenes via Bluetooth button
An important function in sports video analysis is the marking of relevant scenes - tagging. This involves marking a period of time in the recording when something important happens, for example a particularly good execution of a movement or a mistake.
Automatic camera editing during swimming
In video analysis in swimming, the athletes are usually recorded by several cameras and thus also from several perspectives. For example, the multi-camera system can be set up in such a way that there are several cameras installed laterally - at intervals of 0m (starting block),
Multi-camera system for the ski jump at the OSP Thuringia in Oberhof
One of the largest ski jumps in the world, the so-called "Rennsteig Ski Jump" in Oberhof, Thuringia, is used as an Olympic base by numerous national teams from all over the world for training.
Oberstdorf: Germany's sixth largest ski jumping hill to be equipped with multi-camera system
The Schattenberg ski jump in Oberstdorf has been extensively renovated and partially rebuilt in 2019 and 2020 in order to have the best possible training conditions for the coming years. In the process, a multi-camera system from ccc will also be installed in order to be technologically up to date.