MASS RUNS
Sports timing and electronic refereeing
We manufacture mobile timing systems tailored to your requirements, which you can easily use on any track.
We have developed a convenient and user-friendly electronic judging system for athletics, which automatically receives data from the timing system and integrates with the StadiumGraphics information system.
The information system can be managed by one operator. The athlete's signature caption, time result, lag time and other information is automatically overlaid on the video image using data from the judging system.
Additional functions allow to make the competition more spectacular and thus involve more spectators.
We have developed a convenient and user-friendly electronic judging system for athletics, which automatically receives data from the timing system and integrates with the StadiumGraphics information system.
The information system can be managed by one operator. The athlete's signature caption, time result, lag time and other information is automatically overlaid on the video image using data from the judging system.
Additional functions allow to make the competition more spectacular and thus involve more spectators.
Timing systems for races
Tilda Publishing
Timing system
The timing system consists of multiple points of time recording of the athlete:
1. Start
At the start, antennas are installed which read the athlete's bib number and record his/her start time. All data is processed and stored by a decoder.
2. Intermediate elimination
In most of the competitions held, the intermediate cut-off is a mandatory attribute. This is also where the antennas and decoder are installed. The intermediate cut-off records the athlete's intermediate time.
3. Lap latch
Like the intermediate cut-off, it also records the intermediate time, but also the lap time. Here too, antennas and decoders are installed to record data and transmit it to the judging system.
4. Finish
At the finish line, antennas and a decoder are also installed to record the athlete's time, as well as a display showing the athlete's final time and place in the standings.
1. Start
At the start, antennas are installed which read the athlete's bib number and record his/her start time. All data is processed and stored by a decoder.
2. Intermediate elimination
In most of the competitions held, the intermediate cut-off is a mandatory attribute. This is also where the antennas and decoder are installed. The intermediate cut-off records the athlete's intermediate time.
3. Lap latch
Like the intermediate cut-off, it also records the intermediate time, but also the lap time. Here too, antennas and decoders are installed to record data and transmit it to the judging system.
4. Finish
At the finish line, antennas and a decoder are also installed to record the athlete's time, as well as a display showing the athlete's final time and place in the standings.
Tilda Publishing
StadiumGraphics
Live broadcasting
broadcast live to social networks without complicated customization
Sports Titles
the information system automatically creates sports titles and overlays them on video content
Commercials
Show commercials and other pre-prepared materials during breaks
Time
Display athlete's intermediate or final times and other information on top of video content and on display screens automatically and simultaneously
Schedule
show the schedule for the sporting event
Additional functional images
Welcome screen
Weather conditions
Time of day
Countdown
Kiss/Dance camera
Playlists
Weather conditions
Time of day
Countdown
Kiss/Dance camera
Playlists
Specifications of the information system
StadiumGraphics
Supports H.264/H.265 hardware video encoding/decoding
Supported image formats PNG, JPEG*
Up to 16 SDI/NDI inputs
Up to 16 HDMI/DP outputs**
Up to 64 IP streams
Up to 6 active (FastSwitch) 1080p50 H.264 IP streams
Supports video formats:
480i 59.94
576i 50
720p 23.98/24/25/29.97/30/50/59.94/60
1080i 50/59.94/60
1080p: 23.98/24/25/29.97/30/50/59.94/60
2160p: 50/59.94/60