Designed for lean broadcast crews — from single-operator high school streams to college conference networks — with no dedicated production truck required.
No enterprise contracts or network-scale hardware. IOVS F10 is priced and packaged for high school athletic departments, college programs, and independent broadcast crews.
Engineered for live, low latency broadcasts. Features less than 64ms of end-to-end processing delay, keeping line overlays in perfect sync with live play-by-play video feeds.
Advanced real-time chroma keying and depth estimation ensure player feet and jerseys remain naturally layered on top of the virtual lines, maintaining realistic field depth.
No external sensors required. Our AI models continuously detect turf line intersections, camera pan/zoom/tilt angles, and camera configurations to auto-calibrate lines dynamically.
Monetize high-impact moments. Insert dynamic, high-fidelity sponsor logos and advertisements directly onto the field turf alongside standard virtual markings — a new revenue stream for booster clubs and athletic departments.
Pro-grade specs, sized to fit high school and college broadcast setups.
The yellow line you see on the field during TV football broadcasts is a virtual first-down line — a graphic overlay inserted live onto the video feed to mark how far the offense needs to advance the ball for a first down. It isn't painted on the field; it's rendered in real-time by a first-and-10 line insertion system like the IOVS F10.
A first-and-10 system is the broadcast technology that tracks the camera and field geometry in real-time and inserts the virtual first-down (yellow) line and yardage markers directly into the live video, while keeping players and the ball layered naturally on top.
The IOVS F10 uses AI-based field and camera tracking — no on-field sensors required — to continuously calculate camera pan, tilt, and zoom, then renders the yellow first-down line and yardage overlays in perfect perspective on the turf, with player occlusion so athletes always appear in front of the line.
Yes. While the yellow line is most associated with American football, the same virtual line insertion technology can be configured for soccer offside lines, rugby distance markers, and other sports that benefit from real-time on-field overlays.
Yes. The IOVS F10 was built specifically to bring broadcast-grade yellow line insertion to high school and college programs, at a fraction of the cost of the truck-based systems used by national networks. It requires no dedicated production truck or enterprise contract, making it accessible to athletic departments, booster clubs, and independent broadcast crews.
Built for high school and college programs — get in touch to see pricing and schedule a live demo.