The wave pool in El Nido will have an automatic filming system

Surf Eye uses artificial intelligence to identify the surfer's profile, track them during the session, and then generate the clips.


Note sponsored by El Nido - Photo: WSL

The wave pool at El Nido, the Wavegarden Cove that will open in the coming months in Uruguay, will feature the CheckMySurf - Surf Eye surf recording system, which uses artificial intelligence to "identify your profile, track your route and create clips of each of your waves," they said in a statement published on social media.

As they explained, the system includes:

“Automatic recording: High-resolution cameras record each wave from multiple angles.

AI Assignment: The computer identifies you and assigns the videos to your customer profile.

Instant delivery: You receive your edited videos via direct links to view, download, and share.

Some of the main features of this system are: “In addition to saving your memories, the system offers advanced tools to improve your surfing. Live review: You can watch replays of your waves on giant screens next to the take-off area. 3D training: Includes automated biomechanical analysis and coaching tools. Intelligence and safety: Helps instructors monitor safety in the lagoon in real time.”

On the Surf Eye website, they describe themselves as "the number 1 network of surf cameras powered by artificial intelligence."

The system is used in swimming pools in Brazil, the United States, Switzerland, Portugal, Germany, and Italy, among other countries.