
BALL TRACKING
Precision Beyond the Frame.
3rd Eye TV Ball Tracking is an advanced real-time ball-tracking system engineered to reconstruct the complete trajectory of the cricket ball from release to impact and beyond.
Using high-frame-rate cameras, multi-angle visual data, advanced image processing, and trajectory prediction algorithms, the system tracks the ball through every critical phase of its journey — delivering detailed insights for DRS decision-making.
TRACK. RECONSTRUCT. PREDICT.
The system identifies and processes the ball’s movement to generate a complete trajectory model, including its release point, flight path, pitching point, impact point, and projected path toward the wickets.
KEY TECHNOLOGY
High-Speed Camera Capture — High-frame-rate cameras capture rapid ball movement with exceptional temporal detail.
Multi-Camera Tracking — Combines synchronized camera views to maintain ball visibility across different phases of delivery.
Advanced Ball Detection — Identifies and follows the ball frame-by-frame through complex backgrounds and challenging viewing conditions.
3D Trajectory Reconstruction — Builds a detailed representation of the ball's movement through space.
Prediction Path — Projects the ball's expected trajectory after impact to determine its continuation toward the stumps.
Pitching Point Detection — Determines the ball's point of contact with the pitch.
Impact Point Detection — Calculates the ball's position relative to the batter at the moment of impact.
Wicket Projection — Predicts the ball's trajectory toward the stumps and evaluates its projected wicket path.
Ball Speed Analysis — Calculates delivery speed and movement throughout the trajectory.
Spin & Deviation Analysis — Captures changes in the ball's path before and after pitching.
Frame-by-Frame Analysis — Enables precise review of critical moments using high-resolution temporal data.
Synchronized Output — Integrates tracking information across camera feeds for a consistent review workflow.
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