Then a robot brings the stocks back.
The hall already knows where every stock lies, so the robot itself needs to see very little: it gets the job and collects them. Our first prototype is already out on the lane.
Cameras above the lane detect every stock and measure its distance to the target. The result is settled before anyone reaches for a tape measure.
The same end as it runs in the hall: on the display for the spectators and on the tablet for the players.
A real end, scored by our software and cut down to the throws; the last throw runs in full, from the hand to the hit. Next to it, the same moment from our measured data. Names are placeholders.
The hall already knows where every stock lies, so the robot itself needs to see very little: it gets the job and collects them. Our first prototype is already out on the lane.
We are planning our own place to play: Stocksport with automatic scoring, bookable by the hour for groups and companies. Sign up and we will tell you as soon as place and date are fixed.