Abstract: A computer-implemented method may include receiving at least three video clips of a sporting event, where each of the video clips may (i) be simultaneously captured over at least a portion of time, and (ii) include at least one common player wearing an indicia on a jersey that is distinguishing from indicia on other players. Tracking locations of the at least one common player captured in the at least three video clips may be generated by triangulating distances of the common player(s) in the video clips. Statistical information of the common player(s) may be generated from the tracking locations. The common player(s) may be represented on a graphical display. The common player(s) may be controlled by applying at least one of the tracking locations and statistical information of the common player(s).

Abstract: A computer-implemented method may include receiving at least three video clips of a sporting event, where each of the video clips may (i) be simultaneously captured over at least a portion of time, and (ii) include at least one common player wearing an indicia on a jersey that is distinguishing from indicia on other players. Tracking locations of the at least one common player captured in the at least three video clips may be generated by triangulating distances of the common player(s) in the video clips. Statistical information of the common player(s) may be generated from the tracking locations. The common player(s) may be represented on a graphical display. The common player(s) may be controlled by applying at least one of the tracking locations and statistical information of the common player(s).

Abstract: A computer-implemented method may include receiving at least three video clips of a sporting event, where each of the video clips may (i) be simultaneously captured over at least a portion of time, and (ii) include at least one common player wearing an indicia on a jersey that is distinguishing from indicia on other players. Tracking locations of the at least one common player captured in the at least three video clips may be generated by triangulating distances of the common player(s) in the video clips. Statistical information of the common player(s) may be generated from the tracking locations. The common player(s) may be represented on a graphical display. The common player(s) may be controlled by applying at least one of the tracking locations and statistical information of the common player(s).

Abstract: A computer-implemented method may include receiving at least three video clips of a sporting event, where each of the video clips may (i) be simultaneously captured over at least a portion of time, and (ii) include at least one common player wearing an indicia on a jersey that is distinguishing from indicia on other players. Tracking locations of the at least one common player captured in the at least three video clips may be generated by triangulating distances of the common player(s) in the video clips. Statistical information of the common player(s) may be generated from the tracking locations. The common player(s) may be represented on a graphical display. The common player(s) may be controlled by applying at least one of the tracking locations and statistical information of the common player(s).

Abstract: A system and method for processing video of a sporting event may include receiving image data being captured real-time from an electronic device. The image data may be portions of complete image data of unknown length while being captured by the electronic device. The image data portions may be processed to identify at least one unique identifier associated with a player in the sporting event. Successive video segments may be stitched together. The receiving, processing, and stitching of the image data may be repeated until an end of video identifier is received. The completed stitched video may be stored for processing.

Abstract: A system and method for creating a sports video may include receiving video of a sporting event inclusive of players with unique identifiers on their respective uniforms. At least one unique identifier of the players in the video may be identified. Video segments may be defined from the video inclusive of the at least one unique identifier. Video segments inclusive of the at least one unique identifier may be caused to be individually available for replay.

Abstract: A system and method for creating a sports video may include receiving video of a sporting event inclusive of players with unique identifiers on their respective uniforms. At least one unique identifier of the players in the video may be identified. Video segments may be defined from the video inclusive of the at least one unique identifier. Video segments inclusive of the at least one unique identifier may be caused to be individually available for replay.

Abstract: A central logistics system may be provided and configured to host a website accessible to goods providers and freight providers. Through the website, the central logistics system may receive data (e.g., bids, quotes, and other messages and data) from goods and freight providers, and send data (e.g., bids, quotes, and other messages and data) to goods and freight providers. This data exchange, in part, enables the collaborative trade of bids and quotes between multiple goods providers and multiple freight providers in a centralized fashion.