TEAMWORK. TIMING. TRIUMPH.
Every rotation, every first-contact pass, every set tempo and every block touch, tracked across six players as the rally happens, indoors and on sand.
98.8%
Skill and outcome classification
1,400+
Touches logged per five-set match
P1 to P6
Rotation states tracked live
±2 cm
Serve foot fault and 3 m line calls
Built on the sport, not bolted on to it
Six positions are held from the serve order, so overlap faults, illegal back-row attacks and libero replacements surface before the rally is scored.
Every serve is typed as jump, jump float or standing float, then paired with the passer, the contact zone and a 0 to 3 rating on the first-contact pass.
Set tempo, attack angle and swing speed are logged per hitter, with block touches, penetration and dig conversion attached to the same rally record.
The same pipeline runs on the 18 by 9 m indoor court and the 16 by 8 m sand court, with wind drift, sun glare and two-player coverage handled by the beach model.
How a volleyball fixture becomes data you can act on
Six calibrated cameras cover both antennae, the end lines and the net band, from a school hall balcony to a full show court.
Ball, twelve players and the libero are followed through serve, receive, set, attack, block and dig with nobody tagging from the bench.
Each contact is labelled by skill, tempo, zone and outcome, then joined to the rotation on court so sideout and transition splits build themselves.
Rotation sheets reach the coach's tablet between rallies, while the challenge feed and the broadcast overlays draw on the same rally record.
One ecosystem, three levels of the game
A two-camera unit rigs to the hall balcony and gives a club side rotation sheets, serve zones and pass ratings the same evening.
The rig and app pair that turns each session into jump counts, approach loads and an individual serve and attack plan for every hitter.
Six-camera installation with video challenge, touch detection and live overlays for league volleyball, cleared for indoor and beach fixtures.
Each figure is measured against a surveyed reference rig at your venue, then re-checked whenever the cameras move.
What federations, clubs and academies ask us about volleyball
It does. Ball position is triangulated to within 11 mm at the antennae and sidelines, and block touches are resolved by fusing 200 fps vision with net-band audio. Verdicts return to the second referee in about three and a half seconds.
The same ecosystem, tuned to a different game
Pick a fixture and we will map your hall or sand court, rig a pilot on the day and hand back a complete rally record from first serve to final touch.
