How to Make Automatic Highlight Reels from Kids' Soccer Games
Blog post from Roboflow
The tutorial by Aarnav Shah outlines a method for creating automatic highlight reels from kids' soccer games using computer vision technology. It demonstrates a system where two RF-DETR models trained via the Roboflow UI—one for detecting players, balls, and goals, and another for recognizing jersey numbers—are integrated into a Roboflow Workflow with BoT-SORT tracking to identify and follow specific players. A local Python pipeline processes the detections, transforming them into jersey numbers, identifying a single tracked player, detecting goals, and assembling a highlight reel. This system is presented as a prototype, aiming to solve the common issue of capturing valuable moments from lengthy game footage by enabling parents to upload a game, select their child, and receive curated clips. The tutorial includes a FastAPI web app interface for user interaction and emphasizes the iterative process of improving model accuracy through continual training based on feedback from processed videos. While it offers a promising solution for automated sports analytics at a grassroots level, the system acknowledges its current limitations and encourages further refinement through user participation.
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