Two analysts in a high-tech broadcast booth watching AI-enhanced computer vision overlays on a gymnast mid-routine

The Future of Judging

Scored by
Intelligence.

Every twist, every landing, every microsecond — measured by state-of-the-art AI. No bias. No politics. No waiting. Just the truth of the routine, the instant it ends.

Two analysts inside the Airborn AI judging booth, watching real-time pose-estimation overlays on a gymnast mid-routine

Airborn Judging Booth · Live AI Analysis

Inside the booth

Multiple cameras.
One verdict.
In real time.

Pose-estimation skeletons, trajectory arcs, rotation tallies and biomechanical deductions — fed live into a single broadcast surface. What you see at home is what the judges see at the desk.

01 — Fair

Computer vision that sees every angle.

Airborn deploys the latest in pose estimation and biomechanical analysis. Multiple broadcast-grade cameras feed live skeletal tracking, joint-angle measurement, and rotation counters into a real-time scoring engine — evaluating execution with a precision the human eye simply cannot match.

02 — Equitable

No flag. No favourites.

The model is trained on hundreds of thousands of routines across every federation, era and discipline. It does not know where an athlete is from, who their coach is, or what colour their leotard wears. It only knows the physics of the performance — and rewards it.

03 — Democratic

Every score, explained.

Every decision is transparent. Broadcast viewers see the same overlays the judges do — the trajectory arcs, the deduction markers, the rotation tally — so a 15.866 stops being a mystery and starts being a story. Gymnastics judged in the open, for the first time.

04 — Instant

From landing to leaderboard in under a second.

The old sport made you wait. Judges deliberating, scores trickling onto a screen minutes later, the moment already cold. Airborn scoring is live: the routine finishes, the number drops, the crowd reacts — all in the same breath. Real-time scoring keeps the energy where it belongs, in the arena.

0.4s

Landing to score

Multi

Broadcast cameras

1000fps

Pose-tracking rate

0.01°

Angle precision