Sentences with phrase «camera tracks the ball»

Not exact matches

Three infrared cameras would track the balls» motion and record a stick - figure animation of him as he moved.

Positioning the fielders about 150 feet from the center of the infield, McBeath and his colleagues launched dozens of fly balls, each of which was tracked by a fielder's camera as he chased it down.

Highlights include: FE3 suspension with larger diameter front and rear stabilizer bars, specifically tuned dampers, stiffer rear cradle bushings and cross-axis ball joints in the rear tow links that enhance lateral stiffness Split front / rear summer - only tire sizes: P245 / 40R20 (front) and P275 / 35R20 (rear) 2.0 L turbo engine with 275 hp (205 kW) and 295 lb - ft of torque (400 Nm) Brembo brake package with low - metallic performance pads Nearly 50/50 weight balance Driver Mode Selector with Sport Mode and new Track Mode; Competition Mode (within Sport and Track Modes) includes performance instrument readouts, launch control, shift lights and more Standard sueded flat - bottom steering wheel and shift knob plus available Recaro seats Camaro tech: next - generation infotainment, rear camera mirror and more The 2019 Camaro offers Chevrolet's next - generation Infotainment 3 with all - new systems that provide a more personalized experience and a more intuitive interface.

Nexus S has a better screen, touch sensor, memory, camera, processor, GPU, all black body (thank god) and better looks than my N1 so yeah its an upgrade the N1 (except for THE LACK OF A TRACK BALL / PAD).

All of these mechanics gel together quite well, with a camera that can be switched to track the ball at all times, or to a traditional third - person driving cam with an arrow pointing to the ball's location.

The camera tracking is all over the place, it all becomes very frustrating plus throwing balls with a Dual Shock controller in your hand is likely to a) smash the screen of your TV or b) bounce off the head of your baby brother!

High refresh rates allow for smoother motion and clarity, especially during quick camera pans that track a ball's fast movements.