Ikuma

Ikuma

Founder & CEO, AllClip | AI sports video
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Founder & CEO of AllClip. We turn a single consumer 360° camera into an AI sports cameraman, so youth and amateur teams get broadcast-style match video and a highlight reel for every player. Before AllClip, I researched computer vision for sports at the University of Tsukuba (PhD, currently on leave) and AIST, plus a research internship at NEC. I've presented work at sports workshops at CVPR and ACM MM, and I'm an IPA MITOU Super Creator. Why I'm building this: almost every youth match goes unrecorded. I want every young player to be able to watch, share, and learn from their own games. Here to get honest feedback, meet fellow sports tech builders, and find our first clubs outside Japan. Always happy to talk soccer, computer vision, or hardware.

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  • allclip
    allclipTurn one action camera into an AI sports cameraman
    Oct 2026
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    Joined Product HuntOctober 18th, 2025

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1d ago

How does your team record matches today?

Hi everyone, I'm Ikuma, founder of allclip. We're launching on Product Hunt tomorrow, and before that I'd love to learn from you.

If you coach, play, or cheer for a youth or amateur team:

1. Do you record your matches today? If so, how? (phone, camera, a parent volunteer, a paid service)

2. What's the most painful part: setting up, filming the whole game, editing, or sharing?

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4h ago

allclip - Turn one action camera into an AI sports cameraman

allclip turns a single 360° action camera into an AI sports cameraman. Set it on a tall tripod, record the match, and upload. Our computer vision follows the play and every player, then delivers a broadcast-style full-match video plus a highlight reel for each player, ready to share with the team. No camera operator, no expensive proprietary hardware. Used by ~50 clubs in Japan, including J.League academies. Built by sports computer vision researchers.
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