Route reconstruction
Track the cleaner through the recording and replay its path with clear direction markers and gaps where the detector lost continuity.
Field intelligence for robotic pool cleaners
PoolTrack turns confidential test footage into a clear route over the shape of the pool. Review coverage, camera movement, low-movement areas and unusual travel without exposing the cleaner’s identity or proprietary design in the report.

From footage to evidence
PoolTrack combines object detection, temporal tracking and pool-shape mapping. It reports measured observations and confidence gaps, so engineering teams can inspect the evidence behind each result.
Track the cleaner through the recording and replay its path with clear direction markers and gaps where the detector lost continuity.
Build an approximate overhead schematic from the footage or an optional pool photo, including rectangular, round and freeform pools.
Surface sustained low movement, circular travel and in-place rotation candidates for human inspection. Normal reversing remains normal.
Register camera movement and separate cleaner travel from manageable phone shake. Sections with weak alignment are disclosed.
Keep original footage available to authorised testers while default reports use a generic cleaner, coded test and schematic pool.
Keep footage, model code, build, notes, analysis settings and report outputs together for repeatable engineering follow-up.
A simple field workflow
Designed for field testers using a phone or tablet, with heavy video processing handled by a workstation or server.
Record the complete cleaning cycle. A steadier view helps, but slight handheld movement is expected.
The trained detector locates the cleaner frame by frame and records confidence and continuity.
Confirm the pool outline from the video or add a separate pool photo when the boundary is unclear.
Replay the route, jump to review candidates and send a coded report back to engineering.
Confidentiality promise
PoolTrack is designed for confidential manufacturer testing. Goodfield Studio does not publish, sell, disclose or reuse proprietary footage, designs, specifications, model details or test results without written authorisation. Shareable outputs use a generic cleaner, schematic pool and coded identifiers; original evidence stays in the restricted source view.
Private field pilot
PoolTrack is still in development. Goodfield Studio is preparing it for controlled manufacturer and field-tester trials.
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