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Estimation of velocity and distance measurement for projectile trajectory prediction of 2D image and 3D graph in real time system


Abstract:

The various application of computer-aided questionable plays perseverance in sport and the circumstance significantly prosperity to organizers, arbitrators and also audie...Show More

Abstract:

The various application of computer-aided questionable plays perseverance in sport and the circumstance significantly prosperity to organizers, arbitrators and also audience. The specifically in ball sports, very accurate technological solutions identify in presence. The particular deficiency of these systems is the need of mosaic and extravagant hardware which is not economical for less familiar provincial/traditional sports events. The poverty of Competitive systems with reduced hardware/software entanglement and obligation motivates this research. In this paper it is proposed to built a system that detects object in mid-air, predicts its remaining course and illustrates its predicted course on 2-d original image and 3-d graph, in real-time. For that it is assume that the object is subjected to constant external force only (gravity force) throughout its whole motion. The system continues capturing the ball throughout its entire flight and makes adjustments to its predicted course if necessary. This capturing system is tested with object tracking, Velocity estimation and distance measurement using the 3D vision techniques.
Date of Conference: 01-02 August 2017
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 21 June 2018
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Conference Location: Chennai, India

I. Introduction

Object tracking [1]–[3] has a prominent role within the area of computer vision. The generation of large execution computers, the availability of high quality video cameras at affordable prices and the increasing need for automated video evolution has developed an extreme deal of interest in object capturing algorithms [4]–[6]. The detection of the target of position changing objects frame by frame, for capturing and analysis to perceive their performance are the usual pipeline in video analysis [7].

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