The technology behind the game.
Explore the lens, image processing, and product design behind BallerCam.
Our patents & applications
Plain-language summaries of BallerCam's issued patents and patent applications, with links to the public records.
A closer look at each invention.
What each record covers, in plain language, with a link to the public filing.
Wide-angle capture & image processing
A wide-angle lens captures more of the action, and image processing turns the distorted picture into a perspective view. The patent covers the camera system, the removable lens attachment, its housing, and that processing. U.S. Patent 12,626,342.
Virtual pan, tilt & zoom
The method maps pixels from the fisheye image into a view that can pan, tilt, and zoom while the physical camera stays in place. The application has been allowed, and the patent grant is still to come. U.S. Application 18/444,532.
Camera housing design
This design patent protects the appearance of the camera housing shown in its drawings, not the software that processes the video. Solid lines show the claimed design; broken lines show details outside the claim. U.S. Design Patent D1,131,595.
Wide-angle capture & image processing
A wide-angle lens captures more of the action, and image processing turns the distorted picture into a perspective view. The patent covers the camera system, the removable lens attachment, its housing, and that processing. U.S. Patent 12,626,342.
Virtual pan, tilt & zoom
The method maps pixels from the fisheye image into a view that can pan, tilt, and zoom while the physical camera stays in place. The application has been allowed, and the patent grant is still to come. U.S. Application 18/444,532.
Camera housing design
This design patent protects the appearance of the camera housing shown in its drawings, not the software that processes the video. Solid lines show the claimed design; broken lines show details outside the claim. U.S. Design Patent D1,131,595.
Highlight detection
This pending application describes a way to identify potential highlights by tracking changes in the ball's movement and examining nearby player actions, then combining recognized moments into a highlight video. U.S. Application 18/927,333, published as US 2026/0120463 A1 · Patent pending.
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Patent information on this page was last reviewed on September 8, 2026.