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Arab Cup: FIFA testing ‘limb-tracking’ offside technology

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FIFA, football’s world governing body, will use the Arab Cup in Qatar to test a cutting-edge offside technology ahead of the2022 World Cup. The semi-automated technology – developed by British firm Hawk Eye – works by using between 10 and 12 specialised cameras which will be able to collect up to 29 data points for every player 50 times per second. Unlike the current system, where play is stopped and offside decisions are reviewed manually, the new technology will be able to determine whether a potential offside offence has occurred within 0.5 seconds. An alert will then be sent to the video a…

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