BigHitter Baseball & Softball AI

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  • Object Detection

    Arguably the most fundamental computer vision task for sports analysis, object detection answers the core question: What is on the field or court? From identifying players and the ball to recognizing goals or field markings, this capability is highly sought after in sports technology.

  • Object Tracking

    As the natural extension of detecting players or the ball, tracking analyzes their movement and positioning over time. This is crucial for sports analytics to understand tactical formations, player paths, and the dynamics of a play as it unfolds.

  • Pose Estimation / Recognition (2D)

    Crucial for sports tech and fitness development, sophisticated analysis capabilities like 'skeletal tracking' or 'human pose estimation' provide invaluable insights into athlete performance and technique, driving innovation in training and coaching tools.

  • Action / Activity Recognition

    Utilizes 3D pose estimation and human space estimation, offers granular insights into athlete biomechanics and performance. This allows for detailed tracking of movements, joint angles, and spatial relationships, potentially revealing subtle nuances in technique.

  • Multi-Object Tracking (MOT)

    Excels at simultaneously following numerous players and objects even in dense, fast-paced game scenarios. Essential for detailed tactical analysis, understanding spatial relationships, and evaluating team dynamics throughout a play.

  • Event Detection

    Automatically identifies and logs significant game occurrences like goals scored, penalties, player substitutions, or specific actions (e.g., pitch release, ball contact). Streamlines highlight generation and enables efficient event-based video analysis.

  • Optical Character Recognition (OCR)

    OCR solves a very specific and valuable problem: extracting text from video feeds. Common applications include license plates, jersey numbers, score boards, stat sheets, etc.

  • Video Summarization

    Addresses the major pain point of having too much video footage. Automatically generating highlights or summaries is highly desirable in media and sports.

  • Dynamic Image & Video Overlay

    This involves overlaying key insights—such as player tracking paths, highlighted bounding boxes around key players, performance data readouts, or graphical annotations—directly onto the video.