Breaking news
South Africa stripped of their 2023 Rugby World Cup title…U.S. women’s national soccer team starts World Cup with 3-0…Pakistan vs Jordan 0-3: FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier –…World Cup 2023-24 prize money: How much did Mikaela Shiffrin…T20 World Cup 2024: England star Ben Stokes pulls out…Former Michigan football tight end selects transfer destination – Yahoo…Egypt’s Late Goal Denies Mozambique’s Thrilling Comeback in the African…Ghana Suffers Heartbreaking 1-2 Defeat to Cape Verde Islands in…FIFA and Coca-Cola Men World RankingLionel Messi wins football’s Ballon d’Or for the eighth timeTwo individuals tragically lost their lives before the scheduled football…WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS: Brazil’s Coach Diniz Praises Neymar and Vinicius.Morocco, Portugal and Spain joint bid FIFA World Cup 2030The Best 2023: Over One Million Votes Cast with the…Euro 2028 to be hosted by Britain and Ireland, while…Portugal secures their inaugural World Cup victoryPreview of the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup Match: India…Welteji and Kessler achieved world record breaking performancesAsian Games 2023: Gilas Pilipinas win first men’s basketball gold Cricket World Cup 2023: Pakistan beat NetherlandsPakistan vs Afghanistan15 ways to make the most of your new cameraBayern Teen Out As Australia Name Four Uncapped Players For…Cape & Islands high school girls soccer awards announced. Who…Dybala left out of Argentina squad for World Cup qualifiers…Terryn Fray replaces Delray Rawlins as Bermuda captain for World…Women's Nations League: League stage draw | Women's World Cup…

FIFA and Hawk-Eye evolve partnership into jointly-business, Football Technology Centre AG – Inside World Football


November 7 – FIFA has teamed up with Hawk-Eye Innovations to establish the Football Technology Centre AG, a joint venture aimed at advancing tech solutions in football, particularly through the development of algorithms that automate in-game event detection. 
The initiative is designed to research ways of enhancing the precision and speed of decision-making processes, supporting match officials with real-time data. FIFA led the way with the introduction of Semi-Automated Offside Technology (SAOT), debuted at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
A core focus of the collaboration is the development of that same automated offside technology – delivering instant, consistent, and accurate offside information to streamline decision – making for positional offside incidents.
“This joint venture is just another example of the extent to which FIFA is harnessing the use of technology to optimise football operations and to play a leading role in technological developments for the benefit of our 211 member associations,” said FIFA secretary general Mattias Grafström.
“It will have a positive impact across football as it will help to automate the provision of valuable information, facilitate decision-making processes and ultimately improve the football experience for all stakeholders.”
Beyond offside calls, the Football Technology Centre will explore a range of automated data collection tools and emerging technologies to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of football operations. These solutions are intended to be accessible to the wider football community, providing a “significant resource for global improvements” in match officiating and operations.
Rufus Hack, Chief Executive Officer at Hawk-Eye, said: “We’re incredibly proud to collaborate with FIFA on this joint venture, to continue creating innovative solutions that will make the beautiful game more understandable, precise, fair, and exciting for everyone at all levels of football.
“The creation of the Football Technology Centre is a natural evolution of our relationship with FIFA and will leverage technology and AI to pave the way for the future of football officiating, performance and fan engagement.”
Contact the writer of this story, Harry Ewing, at moc.l1731040218labto1731040218ofdlr1731040218owedi1731040218sni@g1731040218niwe.1731040218yrrah1731040218
 
 
Uefa Nations League 2023
Concacaf Nations League 2023
News from North and Central America and the Caribbean

3rd Annual Rexsport IWF Forum
4 questions for 4 leaders

source

Share this post

PinIt

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

scroll to top