AI Camera
AI Camera turns any match into a complete performance breakdown. A single overhead camera captures the game and PadelOS does the rest: it tracks all four players and the ball, tags every shot and rally automatically, and gives each player their own stats. No wearables, no manual tagging, no editing.
Watch the match back exactly as the camera saw it. PadelOS overlays its tracking straight onto the footage, so you can see every player and the ball being followed in real time, then scrub to any point.
One overhead angle: a single ceiling-mounted camera covers the whole court, with no operator needed.
Live tracking overlay: each player is ringed and labelled P1 to P4 as they move, with the ball followed alongside.
Full-match playback: scrub the entire recording and change speed from 0.5x to 2x.
Every match becomes a searchable film. The overhead feed is synced with a live top-down court, so the play and the tactics sit side by side and you can jump straight to any moment.
Player & ball tracking: all four players and the ball are followed frame by frame, with a live 2D court view.
Automatic event tagging: forehands, backhands, serves, ball and wall bounces, net cords and points are detected and time-stamped.
Filter and jump: narrow the timeline by player or event type and jump straight to the exact frame.
Variable playback: scrub the rally from 0.5x to 2x to study technique and positioning.
Once the match is processed, PadelOS summarises it into clear numbers and auto-detects where each player spent the game.
Match totals: players tracked, total distance, top player speed and top ball speed at a glance.
Court positions: each player is auto-assigned a role (back or front, left or right) from their movement.
Per-player metrics: distance covered, shot power and time spent at the net for every player.
A single view compares all four players across the qualities that decide a match, so strengths and gaps are obvious at a glance.
Four benchmarks: Aggression, Power, Speed and Tactics, scored on the same scale.
All players overlaid: compare the whole court on one radar, colour-coded per player.
Built from real play: every score is derived from tracked movement and shot data, not manual input.
Open any player for a full report, laid out across five tabs: where they stood, how they moved, what they hit, how the pair held its shape, and a captured shot of every player.
Heatmap & zones: court occupancy over the match, broken down by zone with a home-zone read.
Movement: distance near and far, average, peak and post-contact speed, reaction and recovery time.
Shots: forehand and backhand split and total racket events.
Partner positioning: time spent both up, split, or both back, with a plain-language summary.
Player gallery: an auto-captured crop of every tracked player, regenerated on demand.
