The processed data is stored in Amazon Aurora Serverless (PostgreSQL) and exposed as APIs through a combination of Amazon API Gateway and AWS Lambda. AWS Kinesis automatically provisions and elastically scales the Lambda functions needed to process the data from multiple sources, including scoring data, Hawkeye data which provides ball trajectory and player position. while the Serverless version leverages AWS-managed services like AWS Kinesis, AWS Lambda, Amazon Aurora, Amazon API Gateway, AWS CloudWatch etc.įor the 2021 edition of Roland-Garros, Infosys deployed the serverless version of the platform which includes a wide range of Amazon Web Services (AWS) utilities combined with proprietary Infosys applications. The Cloud Neutral version is built using a wide range of open-source technologies, including Apache Spark, Kafka, Zookeeper, ELK, Kubernetes, Docker, Sunbird telemetry, OpenCV, PostgreSQL, Prometheus, Grafana etc. Infosys Tennis Platform is available in two versions: Cloud Neutral and Serverless. There is MatchBeats to decode the quality of the play, helping fans follow the game through a point by point visualization. MatchBeats++, a special application offers a set-by-set view of the match.ĬourtVision offers a bird’s eye view of the court and shows where each point was won and lost. Slam Leaderboards rank the top 10 players based on points scored with shots that have a significant bearing on a match’s outcome. Stats+ shows all the key statistics ranked according to their disproportionate influence on a match.” Raghavan Subramanian, Associate Vice President, Infosys Infosys developed six separate immersive products-five focused on fans, and one focused on players and coaches.
Interesting digital conveniences include innovations like Infosys’ AI Shot of the Day – to dynamically resize videos to a specific aspect ratio using AI to produce ready-to-publish clips for various social platforms.ĭigging deeper into the tools and techniques that are redefining the world of tennis Thanks to the AI solutions from Infosys, we are able to continuously deliver new, relevant experiences to each group and we are confident each solution has been created to answer a business need and more importantly, to enhance the experience of and interaction with Roland-Garros.” Michael Tonge, Director of Partnerships, Hospitality and Ticketing. From data processing to analysis to user interface, they have been mindful of our business priorities and of the priorities of our different groups such as fans, players, broadcast partners. To be able to benefit from the expertise, passion and innovation brought by a partner like Infosys is clearly a huge advantage for the French Tennis Federation. “Integrating an AI-first approach at Roland-Garros is a strategic decision for the tournament and it is already paying off. AI-powered voice assistants bring global audiences close to the Roland-Garros through popular smart home devices, such as Amazon Alexa serving information to live radio broadcasts and event podcasts. Match insights, discovered through Infosys applied AI and generated using an NLG engine, provides fans a set summary of the key insights. It brings fans closer to the action through engaging and interactive data visualizations around stats, rally length, strokes played and 3D CourtVision. I believe Infosys Match Centre powers a compelling remote fan experience on the digital properties of the tournament bringing courtside to fans’ homes in immersive ways. The tool enables collaboration between the player and the coaching community located remotely, anywhere in the world, enhancing communication and analysis, ensuring better-informed training decisions and driving performance improvement.Īs for fans, they can watch the game and analyze it at the same time.
The tool can analyze the positive elements and areas of focus for a player in a selected match and generate instant summaries for players minutes after the game.
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