Veo
An automatic recording camera without a camera operator, so amateur teams can have match footage too
Veo solves the most practical problem of grassroots teams: no one has time to help film. It's a wide-angle camera mounted on a tripod that records the whole field, then relies on AI in post to automatically "virtually follow" the ball's position, outputting footage that looks like a camera operator shot it.
Features and use scenarios
The hardware is a dual-lens 180-degree wide-angle camera; after the match you upload to the cloud, and the system automatically tracks the ball, generates a follow-cam view, and marks key events like goals for highlight editing. Coaches can draw and annotate on the platform and cut clips to share with players. Because no manpower is needed, many community teams and youth squads finally have stable footage records.
It's best suited to large-field team sports like soccer and handball, and youth and amateur teams without dedicated camera staff. For Taiwan's community soccer teams and school teams wanting to keep match footage for review or school-application portfolios, this set-it-and-go equipment is far more reliable than having parents take turns filming.
Main features
- 180-degree wide-angle dual-lens automatic recording
- AI virtual follow-cam generating a broadcast view
- Automatic marking of goals and key events
- Cloud editing and clip sharing
- Live-stream output
Common uses
- Amateur-team match records
- Youth-squad technique review
- Player school-application and scouting videos
- Community highlight production
Key Features
- 180-degree wide-angle dual-lens automatic recording
- AI virtual follow-cam generating a broadcast view
- Automatic marking of goals and key events
- Cloud editing and clip sharing
- Live-stream output
Pros
- No camera staff needed, set it up and record
- Footage quality is enough for tactical review
- A price band youth teams can afford
Cons
- Requires buying hardware, not a pure software subscription
- Wide-angle quality is limited on far-side player details
- Indoor small venues work less well than outdoor large fields
Use Cases
- Amateur-team match records
- Youth-squad technique review
- Player school-application and scouting videos
- Community highlight production
Editor's Note
The most common sight at Taiwan's grassroots teams is a parent holding a phone filming the whole match, hands so shaky no one wants to watch later. That's exactly where something like Veo has value.
FAQ
How does it differ from filming on a phone?
A phone needs someone holding and following, with shaky footage that often misses the side far from the camera. Veo records the whole field and picks the view via software, so you decide what to watch after the fact and can re-cut different angles.
Can I buy it in Taiwan?
The official site accepts international orders, but confirm customs, warranty, and after-sales support first. The equipment involves hardware repair, so factor in the time cost of cross-border shipping.
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