Cosm · via KakeMay 2025 — present
GPU-accelerated 8K virtual camera at 60 fps
The interactive video player behind Cosm's live NHL experience. A Rust engine decodes 8K fisheye arena footage on NVIDIA T4 GPUs, extracts a viewer-controlled virtual camera, dewarps the lens in CUDA and streams it over WebRTC — every frame under the 16.7 ms budget.
- Drove the virtual camera from live XYZ puck and player tracking, so it follows the play automatically — locking onto the puck or a chosen player in real time.
- Split the 8K decode across both NVDEC engines (PTS-correlated) and built an auto-tally director that predicts, keyframe-schedules and cuts between physical cameras — stable 60 fps, zero dropped frames as the puck flies across the rink.
RustGoC++CUDANVDEC / NVENCHEVCWebRTCAWS
