Goal Line Technology - Who is using it and how?
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With several unfair-play calls screamed for by team coaches and managers, it is quite a point to debate about soccer’s incomplete acceptance of goal line technologies such as hawk-eye – a product that is widely exploited by games such as tennis and cricket to maintain a high degree of fair play. It raises the doubt even more because soccer otherwise is a tech-savvy game what with its hi-tech fabrics, divot-defying cleats, and dynamic new ball technology. The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) sticks cameras everywhere it possibly can stick them for TV spectators enjoy hits and misses from every conceivable angle. Yet, there is that one blind spot – and perhaps it is where the game needs it most – on the goal line.
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This document describes the Hawk Eye camera technology system. Hawk Eye uses multiple high-speed video cameras placed around a field to track the motion of a ball. By triangulating the visual data from the cameras, Hawk Eye can reconstruct and predict the ball's trajectory in 3D. It is used in sports like cricket, tennis, soccer, and snooker to determine outcomes like boundaries or goals.
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This presentation discusses Hawk-Eye, a computer system that visually tracks the path of a ball in sports like cricket and tennis. It uses high-speed video cameras placed around the field and the principle of triangulation to analyze the ball's trajectory. Some key applications of Hawk-Eye include providing data for LBW decisions in cricket, creating pitch maps and wagon wheels. While an advanced technology, it is also expensive and not completely accurate. Future work aims to improve Hawk-Eye's cost effectiveness and develop it for other sports.
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Hawk-Eye is a vision processing system that uses multiple high-speed cameras placed around a court or field to track objects like tennis balls or soccer balls in 3D. It records footage at 60 frames per second and can measure a ball's position, speed, and movement with millimeter precision. Competing technologies include Goal-Ref, which uses magnetic tracking in balls but is expensive, and slow motion replay, which provides clear images but is not precise and slow. Hawk-Eye was developed in 1999 and is now used in many sports to aid referees and provide additional data. It has received several awards for its technological achievements.
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Hawk-Eye technology uses multiple cameras to track the path of a ball in sports like cricket and tennis. It can determine the exact spot where the ball pitches with 99.99% accuracy, reducing the margin of error in close calls. The system was first implemented in 2001 and uses triangulation between camera views to build a 3D trajectory of the ball. In addition to resolving disputed calls, Hawk-Eye also measures ball speed and provides statistical data. While expensive and technically complex, it has largely eliminated human error from officiating and improved the experience for players and fans.
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