Was it in?
Every landing is placed on the court in 3D and called IN or OUT, with a replay of the moment the shuttle touched down.
AI that understands sport
Erlan Labs builds AI that follows a match the way a coach does. Our first product brings line calls and smash speed to badminton venues using fixed cameras in the gym. Our research is working towards a model that understands the whole game.
Product For venues
Professional line-calling systems need specialist camera rigs and a technical crew. Erlan runs on a few fixed cameras installed in your gym, so every match on every court gets line calls and smash speeds, with nobody having to set anything up.
Every landing is placed on the court in 3D and called IN or OUT, with a replay of the moment the shuttle touched down.
The shuttle is tracked from the moment it leaves the racket, so every smash comes with its real speed.
Fixed cameras are mounted in the gym, covering each court. Players have nothing to carry or set up.
The system recognises when a rally starts and ends, and ignores shuttles from neighbouring courts.
Line calls and smash speeds for every rally, with replays of the close ones, ready when you step off court.
Research Where we're headed
Line calls and speeds are measurements. Our long-term goal is understanding. We are working towards a model that watches a match and knows what happened: who hit what, why a rally was won, and how a player's game is changing over time.
Badminton is where we start. The same approach carries over to any sport with a ball, a court and a set of rules.
Questions we want it to answer
Get in touch
We are looking for venues, clubs and tournament organisers to pilot with. Leave your email and we will get in touch, or write to us at hello@erlanlabs.com.