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INNOVATIONS IN FOOTBALL WORLDCUP!. Various innovations in football until 2022. which help the spectator and player experience. Multilayered artificial ground system was developed and patented (US3661687) Spinney Arthur F Jr Warnalis Lawrence (Assignee American Biltrite Rubber Co) Currently hybrid turf with artificial turf and natural grass patented invented by Thomas Schhurman and George Mullan, Device for inserting artificial grass strands into the ground EP3029199B1. The second goal-line technology under consideration is that produced by German company Cairos Technologies AG in collaboration with Adidas. A number of international patent applications relating to technology in footwall have been filed under the PCT. Emotion, spontaneity, and the celebration of goals are all impacted by the integration of VAR. Images of players celebrating their goal before it gets canceled or of players who just scored but are waiting for the video to decide have become commonplace. The Hawk-Eye system (PCT2 application - PCT/GB2000/004507), first developed in 1999 by Dr. Paul Hawkins, an expert in artificial intelligence, and Managing Director of Hawk-Eye Innovations, makes it possible to track the trajectory of balls in flight with a high degree of accuracy. The system is based on the principle of triangulation using the visual images and timing data provided by high-speed video cameras placed at six different locations around the area of play. This ensures that the goal is detected at times when players are huddled together at the goal mouth (for example, corners). As long as the ball is 25 percent visible, Hawk-Eye can track it.]]>
INNOVATIONS IN FOOTBALL WORLDCUP!. Various innovations in football until 2022. which help the spectator and player experience. Multilayered artificial ground system was developed and patented (US3661687) Spinney Arthur F Jr Warnalis Lawrence (Assignee American Biltrite Rubber Co) Currently hybrid turf with artificial turf and natural grass patented invented by Thomas Schhurman and George Mullan, Device for inserting artificial grass strands into the ground EP3029199B1. The second goal-line technology under consideration is that produced by German company Cairos Technologies AG in collaboration with Adidas. A number of international patent applications relating to technology in footwall have been filed under the PCT. Emotion, spontaneity, and the celebration of goals are all impacted by the integration of VAR. Images of players celebrating their goal before it gets canceled or of players who just scored but are waiting for the video to decide have become commonplace. The Hawk-Eye system (PCT2 application - PCT/GB2000/004507), first developed in 1999 by Dr. Paul Hawkins, an expert in artificial intelligence, and Managing Director of Hawk-Eye Innovations, makes it possible to track the trajectory of balls in flight with a high degree of accuracy. The system is based on the principle of triangulation using the visual images and timing data provided by high-speed video cameras placed at six different locations around the area of play. This ensures that the goal is detected at times when players are huddled together at the goal mouth (for example, corners). As long as the ball is 25 percent visible, Hawk-Eye can track it.]]> Mon, 26 Dec 2022 14:12:07 GMT /slideshow/innovations-in-football-worldcuppptx/255041031 PrajaktaJangle2@slideshare.net(PrajaktaJangle2) INNOVATIONS IN FOOTBALL WORLDCUP!.pptx PrajaktaJangle2 INNOVATIONS IN FOOTBALL WORLDCUP!. Various innovations in football until 2022. which help the spectator and player experience. Multilayered artificial ground system was developed and patented (US3661687) Spinney Arthur F Jr Warnalis Lawrence (Assignee American Biltrite Rubber Co) Currently hybrid turf with artificial turf and natural grass patented invented by Thomas Schhurman and George Mullan, Device for inserting artificial grass strands into the ground EP3029199B1. The second goal-line technology under consideration is that produced by German company Cairos Technologies AG in collaboration with Adidas. A number of international patent applications relating to technology in footwall have been filed under the PCT. Emotion, spontaneity, and the celebration of goals are all impacted by the integration of VAR. Images of players celebrating their goal before it gets canceled or of players who just scored but are waiting for the video to decide have become commonplace. The Hawk-Eye system (PCT2 application - PCT/GB2000/004507), first developed in 1999 by Dr. Paul Hawkins, an expert in artificial intelligence, and Managing Director of Hawk-Eye Innovations, makes it possible to track the trajectory of balls in flight with a high degree of accuracy. The system is based on the principle of triangulation using the visual images and timing data provided by high-speed video cameras placed at six different locations around the area of play. This ensures that the goal is detected at times when players are huddled together at the goal mouth (for example, corners). As long as the ball is 25 percent visible, Hawk-Eye can track it. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/innovationsinfootballworldcup-221226141207-8e020976-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> INNOVATIONS IN FOOTBALL WORLDCUP!. Various innovations in football until 2022. which help the spectator and player experience. Multilayered artificial ground system was developed and patented (US3661687) Spinney Arthur F Jr Warnalis Lawrence (Assignee American Biltrite Rubber Co) Currently hybrid turf with artificial turf and natural grass patented invented by Thomas Schhurman and George Mullan, Device for inserting artificial grass strands into the ground EP3029199B1. The second goal-line technology under consideration is that produced by German company Cairos Technologies AG in collaboration with Adidas. A number of international patent applications relating to technology in footwall have been filed under the PCT. Emotion, spontaneity, and the celebration of goals are all impacted by the integration of VAR. Images of players celebrating their goal before it gets canceled or of players who just scored but are waiting for the video to decide have become commonplace. The Hawk-Eye system (PCT2 application - PCT/GB2000/004507), first developed in 1999 by Dr. Paul Hawkins, an expert in artificial intelligence, and Managing Director of Hawk-Eye Innovations, makes it possible to track the trajectory of balls in flight with a high degree of accuracy. The system is based on the principle of triangulation using the visual images and timing data provided by high-speed video cameras placed at six different locations around the area of play. This ensures that the goal is detected at times when players are huddled together at the goal mouth (for example, corners). As long as the ball is 25 percent visible, Hawk-Eye can track it.
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