The cameras capture both underwater and above water swimming technique, from 50-1500m in all 5 strokes. There are up to 12 cameras under the water, 2 of them are placed on each short side of the pool, as start and end camera (optional) AIMsystems synchronizes and stitches multiple cameras both above and below the water surface into a continuous view of the swimmer. This allows the system to follow the swimmer through turns, breakouts and underwater phases while maintaining a consistent analysis across the entire length of the pool. Both the underwater and overwater camera systems are stitched. The result is a synchronized, continuous representation of the swimmer rather than independent camera views.
The view from the short side cameras changes at the start and turn (the short side cameras are optional).
AIM Camera Analysis System captures the swimmer throughout the entire race and automatically analyzes speed, position and technique from the recorded video. The analysis is performed automatically after the race and is ready within approximately 2 minutes for a 50 m race and 4 minutes for a 100 m race.
The system pinpoints your position and can read your exact speed during your race. The most significant parameters that influence every swimmer’s competitive performance: Head Depth, Hip Depth, Cycle Count per lap, Break Distance from start and turns, Tempo, Breakout Time, Drop Off, Distance Per Cycle(Left and right arm comparison in freestyle and backstroke), Pure Swimming Velocity, Turn Time, Time Spent Under Water, Distance Swim Under Water.
After completing the race you can search for exact data based on time, position and cycle to find out following:
Speed as function of time, Depth (Head and Hip) as function of time, Speed as function of time, Cycle Rate as function of time, Distance per Cycle as function of time (left and right arm in freestyle and backstroke)
Speed as function of distance, Depth (Head and Hip) as function of distance, Cycle as function of distance, Cycle Rate as function of distance, Distance per Cycle as function of time (left and right arm in freestyle and backstroke)
In effect, these individualized race reports are designed to give coaches and swimmers an empowering “Bird’s Eye” view of their race, offering them the advantage of being able to see how seemingly unrelated issues of technique do apply to their overall success as a competitive swimmer.
Quick statistics
As soon as a swimmer hit the wall after a test our automatic analysing software starts to spinn. In one minute we have a complete analysis and overview of the swimmer. Here you see some of the Quick Statistics, as a fast view of the race.
The system creates various graphs over the race that is easily readable for both the coach and the swimmer. As a sport scientist you can always dig much deeper into the numbers. For the swimmers, we are sure this is enough…
With the charts you get Time and Speed at diffrent intervals over the pool length. You can always go in and search if you want even more specific information, for example what happend between 7,5m and 12,5m. This is done by an easy search.
A new feature for AIM 2.0 is the hip depth. Hip depth is follwing the hip during the whole race and you can easily compare with your Head Depth. It is one of the key overview features on the film as well on the charts.
With AIM 2.0 we have also incorporated a feature that follws the hand on both arms. You can now see the diffrence in Distance per Stroke in freestyle and Backstroke. This makes it easy to see an unbalance of your stroke.
With the analysis it is easy to see and plan your future races. Swimmers and coaches can see exactly where speed is decreasing or if the turns get slower as the races progress. With all our features you can set up a perfect race strategy.
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