Automated Tennis Player and Ball Tracking with Court Keypoints Detection (Hawk Eye System)

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Main Authors: Desu, Venkata Manikanta, Ali, Syed Fawaz
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Published: 2025
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author Desu, Venkata Manikanta
Ali, Syed Fawaz
author_facet Desu, Venkata Manikanta
Ali, Syed Fawaz
contents This study presents a complete pipeline for automated tennis match analysis. Our framework integrates multiple deep learning models to detect and track players and the tennis ball in real time, while also identifying court keypoints for spatial reference. Using YOLOv8 for player detection, a custom-trained YOLOv5 model for ball tracking, and a ResNet50-based architecture for court keypoint detection, our system provides detailed analytics including player movement patterns, ball speed, shot accuracy, and player reaction times. The experimental results demonstrate robust performance in varying court conditions and match scenarios. The model outputs an annotated video along with detailed performance metrics, enabling coaches, broadcasters, and players to gain actionable insights into the dynamics of the game.
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spellingShingle Automated Tennis Player and Ball Tracking with Court Keypoints Detection (Hawk Eye System)
Desu, Venkata Manikanta
Ali, Syed Fawaz
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
This study presents a complete pipeline for automated tennis match analysis. Our framework integrates multiple deep learning models to detect and track players and the tennis ball in real time, while also identifying court keypoints for spatial reference. Using YOLOv8 for player detection, a custom-trained YOLOv5 model for ball tracking, and a ResNet50-based architecture for court keypoint detection, our system provides detailed analytics including player movement patterns, ball speed, shot accuracy, and player reaction times. The experimental results demonstrate robust performance in varying court conditions and match scenarios. The model outputs an annotated video along with detailed performance metrics, enabling coaches, broadcasters, and players to gain actionable insights into the dynamics of the game.
title Automated Tennis Player and Ball Tracking with Court Keypoints Detection (Hawk Eye System)
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.04126