Storage and editing of video of activities using sensor and tag data of participants and spectators
AssigneeFleye, Inc.
InventorCameron Miner
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AssigneeFleye, Inc.
InventorCameron Miner
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Video from multiple locations in a venue, in which multiple individuals are engaged in activities, such as athletic performances or non-sporting activities, is stored and edited, using sensor data from participants and tag data from spectators, to create individualized video programs of athletic performances of individuals. Each camera provides a video feed that is continuously stored. Each video feed is stored in a sequence of data files in computer storage, which data files are created in regular time intervals. Each file is accessible using an identifier of the camera and a time interval. Similarly, data from sensors and tagging devices are continuously received and stored in a database. The database stores, for each sensor, an identifier of each individual detected in the proximity of the sensor and the time at which the individual was detected. Each sensor is associated with one or more cameras. Tag data is similarly stored from tagging devices manipulated by spectators.
A computer-implemented process for generating an edited video program for an event in a venue, wherein the venue includes one or more cameras that capture video of activity in the venue, comprising:
A computer-implemented process for generating an edited video program using video captured from one or more cameras and tag data indicating times at which tag hits are received on user devices, the process comprising:
A computer system for generating an edited video program for an individual from a set of individuals participating in an event in a venue, wherein the venue includes a plurality of cameras that capture video of the individuals and a plurality of sensors, each sensor associated with one or more cameras of the plurality of cameras, each of the sensors at least detecting proximity of an individual near the sensor, the computer system comprising:
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