LaLiga debuts the Agito remote camera in the derby

The derby between Atlético de Madrid and Real Madrid, held at the Metropolitan Stadium this weekend, has represented another step in the technological innovation of LaLiga by featuring the modular and remote-controlled all-terrain dolly robotic system, Agito, developed by Motion Impossible.

This motion stabilization system developed by the British company allowed spectators to be offered spectacular short moving shots at the level of the playing field. This system on pneumatic wheels allows you to approach the players, following them at maximum speed with great precision. The platform allows any configuration with a flexible payload system with a capacity of up to 75 kilos and multiple mounting options, being able to elevate the camera, hang it low or at a certain distance on an arm.

Its interchangeable wheels make it possible for the system to move easily across different surfaces indoors, asphalt, uneven terrain or even snow, ice or grass, as is the case with use by LaLiga. Furthermore, his adjustable suspension and interchangeable shock absorbers, provide stability on any surface, no matter how rough it may be.

Motion Impossible, just ten years after its founding, recently received an Engineering, Science and Technology Emmy for the development of Agito. Its latest proposal, Agito Gen 2 takes the platform even further, being now more intelligent, silent, resistant and connected than ever. Next year, the company plans to launch Commander, a timeline-based automation software that will take things even further, pointing to a new era in which complex movements are pre-programmed, synchronized between multiple systems and repeated with perfect precision.

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