optical tracking

Optical tracking is a technology that uses cameras or sensors to monitor the movement of objects or people in real-time. It captures images or signals, then analyzes them to determine the position, orientation, or motion. This method is commonly used in applications like sports analytics, virtual reality, and robotics to precisely track motion and improve interaction or data collection. Essentially, it translates visual information into digital data that can be processed and understood by computers, enabling accurate movement tracking without physical contact.