Dutch football league Eredivisie has expanded its partnership with ChyronHego for the new season, and will employing the company’s TRACAB computer vision cameras, which use advanced AI and machine learning techniques to capture every movement on the field of play.
   

The system is able to record an average of 25 positions every second for all players and the ball, resulting in more than 3.5 million data points per match.

All the collected tracking data — such as physical, positional, and tactical data — is being used to drive a new data analysis platform, provided by SciSports.

In addition, ChyronHego is providing Eredivisie clubs with its video analysis and presentation tool, Coach Paint, which enables high-quality graphics visualisations to be very quickly illustrated on top of match videos.