Multi-egocentric video
Synchronised first-person video from two or more people in the same session.
Wearer A, head cameraWearer B, helmet 360 camera, reframed- AWearer A, head camera
- BWearer B, helmet 360 camera, reframed
Two wearers exit the same aircraft on the same pass, each with a camera, aligned after capture from a shared exit call. At the door one camera sees the other wearer, at the moment that wearer's own camera shows the door. Wearer B's view is a 360 degree camera reframed to portrait before publication, so it mostly looks back at its wearer. Markings and faces are obscured.
Public footage, not ONME data.
“Point-of-view videos 990124 and 990123” by U.S. Department of War, via DVIDS. Public domain. Trimmed, aligned, masked and re-encoded by ONME.
The appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.
Capture facts
Two players in the same passing drill can record different views of the ball, their teammate and nearby players.
Matching timestamps and wearer IDs let you compare who could see what at the same moment.
What you receive
| View | First-person video from two or more people in the same session |
|---|---|
| Timing | Matching timestamps and wearer IDs, so you can compare who could see what at the same moment |
| Labels | Unlabelled video, temporal labels (start and end times for named actions or phases), or participant and object tracks with timestamped events |
| Resolution, frame rate, annotation and delivery | Agreed per request |
| People on camera | Before footage reaches a lab, we blur the faces of people who have not signed consent and of anyone under 18. We remove audio unless the team and the athletes on camera agree to keep it. |
Example labels
t = 0 sUnlabelled video
The two wearers' views alone, with no action, event or object labels.
Temporal labels
Start and end times for phases, per wearer, on one clock.
Tracks and events
Track ids with the time each is in view, then events with a time on the shared clock.
Unlabelled video
The two wearers' views alone, with no action, event or object labels.
Temporal labels
Start and end times for phases, per wearer, on one clock.
Tracks and events
Track ids with the time each is in view, then events with a time on the shared clock.
Sports
Choose a sport for your request. We’ll confirm what can be sourced or recorded.
Before you request
We hold no footage in stock. We look for footage that fits each request and confirm what can be sourced or recorded before agreeing delivery.
