The film comes first.
Computer vision detects skaters and calibrates the rink to translate visible action into positional information. Broadcast, fixed and automated cameras present different challenges; suitability is assessed per game.
From pixels.
To perspective.
One connected workflow, from the film you record to the conversation that changes the next shift.
Positions need a reference.
The coach’s confirmed system provides a reference for support, structure and coverage. Every read shows how confident it is.
A number is a starting point.
Film-linked review connects a positional observation to the play behind it. Observed movement, system expectations and modelled outcomes are kept distinct.
Make the next conversation count.
Bring the moment to a player review, a practice discussion or an agent’s evaluation. Every moment ends in a next action, not another dashboard to watch.
Read locally.
Reason with context.
The architecture separates a local vision pipeline from deeper analysis of a compact data envelope. RynkIQ moves structured evidence, not raw game film, through every analytical step.
Pilot deployment and data handling are agreed with each program.
01 / LOCAL VISION
Film → positions
Detection · calibration · identity tiers
02 / INTELLIGENCE
Context → insight
System rules · positional review · reports
Bring one game. We’ll show you what it holds.
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