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technology evaluation of football pads
The technology uses a network of receivers around the field designed to track the ball's precise position in real-time- including exactly when it has fully passed the goal line with extreme accuracy. -
scoreboard
Scoreboards have gone from slates upon which points were tallied to technological marvels capable of displaying not only the score but also high-definition video replays in 100,000-seat stadiums. -
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The sidelines are full of Microsoft Surfaces, the pylons have cameras and starting with the 2017 season, the balls, as well as players' shoulder pads, have been outfitted with RFID chips designed to track position, speed and distance—the information required to bring you those infamous Next Gen Stats. -
the technology of play calling
The companies' technology uses a network of receivers around the field designed to track the ball's precise position in real time - including exactly when it has fully passed the goal line. That information would be relayed in less than a second to a watch-like device worn by the referee. -
pylon
sed as spot markers by the officials so they can see if a player breaks the goal line with the ball, especially if they are officiating from a distance. -
football helmets
technology that scans the surface of a player's head to build a helmet that matches the fit of the head -
mic on hat
The technology uses a network of receivers around the field designed to track the ball's precise position in real-time- including exactly when it has fully passed the goal line with extreme accuracy -
evolution of football
It was not until the 1980s that technology really started to make its way into the footballing world, with video analysis coming into the fray.
