Combination systems and methods of safe laser lines for delineation detection, reporting and AR viewing

1. A sports detection and reporting method controlled by a primary computing device comprising the steps:

providing a tracking array projecting upward from an athletic field surface;

the tracking array is comprised of at least one of: an optical camera, an RFID reader, a signal receiver, a radiation detector, an X-ray tracker, a thermal camera and an audio sensor;

providing a laser source projecting downward onto the athletic field surface;

providing a sensing array detecting a proximity of a player and detecting a strength of ambient light on the athletic field surface;

modulating the output of the laser source factoring the proximity of the player and the strength of the ambient light detected by the sensing array;

providing a ball with an integral marker;

attaching an applied marker to the player;

detecting with the tracking array a location of the ball by locating the integral marker;

detecting with the tracking array a location of the player by locating the applied marker;

determining, based on the detected location of the ball and the detected location of the player, a status information comprised of at least one of: whether a first down plane was broken, whether a goal plane was broken, where the player was down and when the player was down;

projecting a visible laser line onto the athletic field surface at at least one of: a line of scrimmage, a first down line, a line where the ball went down and a line where the player went down.

2. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further characterized in that the marker is attached to the player's knee.

3. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further characterized in that a lens that enhances a visibility factor of the visible laser line is provided to at least one of: a referee, a player, a coach, a fan and a camera.

4. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further characterized in that the projected laser line is colored to identify a nature of the projected laser line.

5. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further characterized in that the integral marker of the ball is at least one of: an RFID tag, a UV light, an applied image, an applied color, an applied reflective patch, an applied design, an applied low level radiation, a GPS tracker, a LoRa WAN, an accelerometer and triangular location tracking.

6. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further characterized in that the applied marker of the player is at least one of: an RFID tag, a UV light, an applied image, an applied color, an applied reflective patch, an applied design, an applied low level radiation, a GPS tracker, a LoRa WAN, an accelerometer and triangular location tracking.

7. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further characterized in that the tracking array is comprised of a plurality of sensors spaced on and around the athletic field surface.

8. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further characterized in that the athletic field surface further includes a periphery of the athletic field surface.

9. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further comprising: in that in real-time reporting the location of the ball and the location of the player to a remote computing device in real time.

10. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further characterized in that projecting the visible laser line onto the athletic field surface occurs contemporaneously with detecting the location of the player and detecting the location of the ball.

11. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 10 further characterized in that determining the status information occurs contemporaneously with detecting the location of the player and the location of the ball.

12. The sports detection and reporting method of claim 1 further comprising: determining a play information based on at least one of the status information, the location of the ball and the location of the player, where the play information is at least one of: determining a knee down condition, determining a ball in or out of bounds condition; determining a goal achieved condition; determining a first down achieved condition, determining a fair catch condition and determining an achieved field goal condition; and

reporting the play information to the remote computing device in real time.