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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 24, 2013
Filed:
Feb. 28, 2007
Arcangelo Distante, Bari, IT;
Ettore Stella, Bari, IT;
Massimiliano Nitti, Bari, IT;
Liborio Capozzo, Bari, IT;
Tiziana Rita D'orazio, Bari, IT;
Massimo Ianigro, Bari, IT;
Nicola Mosca, Bari, IT;
Marco Leo, Bari, IT;
Paolo Spagnolo, Bari, IT;
Pier Luigi Mazzeo, Bari, IT;
Arcangelo Distante, Bari, IT;
Ettore Stella, Bari, IT;
Massimiliano Nitti, Bari, IT;
Liborio Capozzo, Bari, IT;
Tiziana Rita D'Orazio, Bari, IT;
Massimo Ianigro, Bari, IT;
Nicola Mosca, Bari, IT;
Marco Leo, Bari, IT;
Paolo Spagnolo, Bari, IT;
Pier Luigi Mazzeo, Bari, IT;
Consiglio Nazionale Delle Richerche (CNR), Rome, IT;
Abstract
The present invention refers to the problem of the automatic detection of events in sport field, in particular Goal/NoGoal events by signalling to the mach management, which can autonomously take the final decision upon the event. The system is not invasive for the field structures, neither it requires to interrupt the game or to modify the rules thereof, but it only aims at detecting objectively the event occurrence and at providing support in the referees' decisions by means of specific signalling of the detected events.