I-TRX launches a single-player tracking camera system for soccer and lacrosse athletes, offering hands-free, zoomed-in footage for college recruiting highlights, priced at a one-time $649 with no subscriptions.
-- I-TRX has launched an automatic tracking camera system built to follow a single athlete throughout a game. The system generates zoomed-in, hands-free footage aimed at parents seeking college recruiting highlights for their children. Unlike wide-angle systems that capture entire fields, I-TRX keeps its lens fixed on one player from start to finish.
For more details, visit https://www.i-trx.com/tech-details
Many youth athletes lose out on recruitment opportunities simply because no one captured usable footage of their games. Parents often try to film manually while also watching the action, leading to shaky video, missed plays, or no footage at all. I-TRX addresses this gap directly by removing the need for anyone to operate a camera during play.
The system relies on a small sensor pack, worn similarly to a shin guard, for soccer, lacrosse, and field hockey players. As the athlete moves across the field, I-TRX repositions an iPhone mounted on a five-foot tripod to keep the player in frame with automatic zoom. Because the tripod stands at five feet rather than ten feet or higher, the company notes it qualifies for use at lacrosse tournaments where taller cameras are restricted.
These video recordings are saved directly to a user's camera roll, so it is easy to share with family, friends, and coaches. Highlight Mode allows parents save key moments directly to their iPhone's camera roll with one tap on the I-TRX system. Highlight Mode buffers the previous one to two minutes of video, so a parent can save a goal or big play right after it happens without missing the buildup. The company explains that families can then easily create recruiting reels using iMovie on their iPhone, without additional editing software.
I-TRX costs $649 as a single, one-time payment, with no subscription plans or team sign-ups required. The system can be shared between siblings, making it a practical option for families with multiple athletes playing soccer, lacrosse, or field hockey across different seasons.
The company traces its origins to a founder's own experience as a youth soccer player who struggled to get recruited without game footage to show coaches. That frustration led to the development of a system meant to give other families a reliable way to capture high-quality highlights without added effort on game day. According to the company, the goal remains ensuring athletes get seen and parents get to enjoy the game.
Families interested in learning more about I-TRX can visit https://www.i-trx.com
Contact Info:
Name: John Reed
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Organization: I-TRX
Address: 9756 Gudel Dr, ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21042, United States
Phone: +1-410-446-0964
Website: https://www.i-trx.com
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