EYE TOWER units are fully self-contained, transportable by one person and includes:
Back-pack with remote control equipment
Mobile display system contained in a hard bodied travel case
Wheeled soft carry bag for the telescopic tripod that is easy to pull along.
Fully adjustable tripod legs designed to accommodate difficult and uneven surfaces; and
A video transmission unit which includes a permanently-attached video camera which simply “clicks” onto the top of the tower.

Eye Towers unique wireless remote control system makes operation of the Eye Tower camera system easy. The controller permits simple record/ standby and zoom functions for the camera system, while you also control direction of the camera movement through simple joysticks … makes following the game child’s play!

Eye tower also has a unique 2 speed function switch, which permits either fast or a slower movement of the camera head from left to right. Particularly useful when position of filming needs to be changed. High speed is optimal for filming on the half way line, close to the pitch where rapid sporting movement requires fast camera movement, whereas filming behind goals requires more tilt and less left to right camera movement a slower less sensitive setting is optimal.

These features combined with the optimal HD vision provided on the 19 inch LCD screen makes Eye Tower the leader in “see it all” sporting video capture

WE currently have two options of Sony Cameras.

• Our standard model which delivers high quality HD video suitable for most video analysis, complete with full cordless remote control of operation, and
• Our Coaching education model which has a higher quality camera system  which enable high quality screen capture from elevated postiton ,complete with blue tooth audio system enabling recording of commentary from wireless microphone.

Stop trying to recount things to players that may of happened, SHOW THEM!

Elite coaches recognize the importance of the feedback they give their athletes. High quality feedback in the form of clear video linked with a simple and relevant verbal message provides the best opportunity for improved performance.

In team sports EYE TOWER provides video that facilitates both coach and athlete development in the following ways:

• Opportunity to re-watch key moments post game
• Video from an aerial view that gives an alternative perspective to coach’s touchline view
• Ability to provide meaningful high quality visual images at team meetings
• Comparison of performance over a set period of time
• Analysis of opposition’s strengths and weaknesses
• Allows easier more accurate gathering of match statistics
• More effective use of Video Analysis software such as Game Breaker

Coaches who use the EYE TOWER system upload matches to websites their players can access (such as YouTube or Vimeo). This allows individual performances to be reviewed almost immediately in preparation for the upcoming session, thus saving valuable training time.

Providing the BIGGER PICTURE!

Elite coaches spend countless hours developing a way in which their TEAM is going to play. The most successful coaches are often masterful tacticians who focus on the team as a single unit being more powerful than the sum of its parts.

The EYE TOWER system can be set up and utilized in a way that team-shape can be captured in wide angled (20mm) video image.

In Soccer Coaches can

• Examine the distance between the attacking and defensive lines when pressing as team
• Develop advanced routines for set pieces to maximize attacking opportunities

A set up 10m from the touch line and the camera set to the widest angle allows a full half of the pitch to be captured

In Australian Football Coaches can

• Review defensive zones during opposition build up play
• Analyze movements and player rotations from kick-ins

In Rugby Union

• Examine the effectiveness of the scrum
• Review movement of wingers during attacking movements

In Rugby League

• Analyze the dummy runs off the ball to open opposition defense
• Identify how quickly defensive shape is re-organized after a successful tackle

In Netball

• Examine the passing options provided by the players not in ball possession
• Movement and leads in the goal circle