Hawk-Eye is a computer system that uses six cameras to track the path of a ball in sports like cricket and tennis. It was developed in 2001 and provides a 3D trajectory of the ball to determine metrics like speed, angle, and deviation. Testing has found it to be over 99% accurate. It is used in cricket for lbw decisions, in tennis for line calls, and in snooker to visualize shots. Developers continue working to expand its applications to other sports.