Select exact targets
Seed each object with its own bounding box. The tracker follows what you chose instead of classifying everything in the scene.
Sky Tracker runs one coordinated tracking session for the objects you explicitly select. Each target keeps its own identity, motion state, visible box, and telemetry even when paths converge and the visual evidence becomes difficult to separate.
Seed each object with its own bounding box. The tracker follows what you chose instead of classifying everything in the scene.
Every selected object gets persistent state and its own telemetry stream, so downstream code can address the same target over time.
One-to-one observation ownership prevents two tracks from claiming the same visual evidence when objects move close together.
Motion predicts where each box should search next. When evidence is ambiguous, a target can coast briefly instead of jumping to its neighbor.
Use a detector, an operator, or your own application to choose targets. After initialization, Sky Tracker updates them locally without requiring continuous cloud or model inference.
Provide one initial bounding box for every object you want to follow.
Pass each new frame through the local CPU tracker.
Receive target ID, position, bbox, state, confidence, and timing telemetry.