Scoreboard Detection allows BallerCam to identify and read a physical scoreboard that appears in the camera view during a volleyball game. When the scoreboard is clearly visible, the system can use the displayed information to help track the game score and other match details.
How Scoreboard Detection Works
- The camera captures the physical scoreboard as part of the game footage.
- BallerCam analyzes the video to identify the scoreboard and recognize available information such as team scores, set or game number, team identifiers, match score, and other visible scoreboard details.
👀 Keep the Scoreboard Visible
- Keep the scoreboard unobstructed whenever possible.
- Avoid glare, reflections, and poor lighting that make the display difficult to read.
- Make sure the scoreboard is large enough in the video for the system to read.
- Avoid camera angles that heavily distort the scoreboard.
- Keep the scoreboard visible during play whenever possible.
During the Game
- Verify that score changes are detected correctly as points are added.
- Check that set changes and team-side changes remain synchronized with the physical scoreboard.
- Watch for temporary visibility issues after timeouts or when players, officials, or equipment block the scoreboard.
- If the displayed score does not match the physical scoreboard, correct or re-sync it before continuing.
✅ Key Reminders
- Scoreboard Detection works best when the physical scoreboard stays clear, readable, and unobstructed.
- Verify both team scores and set information throughout the match.
- Check detection again after score changes, set transitions, camera movement, or temporary obstructions.
- Use the physical scoreboard as the reference when confirming accuracy.
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