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Premier League will present a half-automated offside technology for the first time on Saturday, April 12.
This is a live operation in the FA Cup after the league in the league this season.
Half automated offside technology, authorities, the player helps to place a virtual offside line while analyzing intense calls with the help of watching. It also produces virtual graphics for watchers at the stadium and at home.
Premier League intended to present technology to the highest flight matches after international interruptions of October or November this season, but these plans were delayed.
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Sky Sports’ Kaveh Solestekol explains that this weekend continues successfully with the use of semi-automated edges this weekend, which can be presented in the Premier League by Easter.
An expression of the Premier League, “Half automated offated technology, a video assistant (var) automates the main elements of the decision-making process to support the judge (have).
“Using optical game tracking provides more efficient placement of a virtual offside line and creates virtual graphics to ensure a broadcast experience for developed stadiums and fans.
“Technology, prosecutor, efficiency and offside protect the integrity of the process when increasing decision-making sequence.
“Premier League, PGMOL and Sports Information and Technology Company collaborated with Genius Sports, worked to develop a new semi-automated offside system.”
Premier League matches on April 12
- Man City vs Crystal Palace, 12.30pm
- Brighton vs Leicester, 3pm
- Nottingham Forest vs Everton, 3pm
- Southampton vs Aston Villa, 3pm
- Arsenal vs Brentford, 5.30pm – Live in the sky
What is half an automated offside technology and how does it work?
Half Automated Offside Technology (Saot) will use up to 30 tracking chambers – twice as many frame ratio to ordinary devices used in broadcasts – makes field and video compatibility officials better and faster.
The cameras are designed to ensure more efficient placement of a virtual offside line and prepare subsequent virtual graphics to help supporters in the stadium and broadcasters.
Premier League says computer vision cameras equipped with genius sports will be installed at each Premier League stadium. These cameras around the soil will watch the ball, as well as thousands of data points for each player.
When a basic moment occurs, a penalty, like a goal or red card, the technology will be followed to see if there are offside of any attackers involved in the construction player.
If a player gets a ball in the case of offside, technology will check the point of contact with the ball and inform the field officials will send a warning to the hub.
The graphics will be presented to broadcasters, as well as to fans on large screens in the stadium.
What will be the effects of the saot?
The Premier League hopes that on average, offside decisions will be made more than 30 seconds.
However, this may still be delays due to the “ball of the ball” and “strangers between a group of players”, “extraneous decisions”, “extraneous decisions” or offside player intervene in the game. This is, and maybe in the last case requires an intervention from the field judge.
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Sky Sports News’ Kaveh Solhecol explains how to use a semi-automated offsay when the FA Cup will be applied to the next round and the Premier League.
Why isn’t the Saot used in the Premier League yet?
Half automated offside technology is not a new for football – a version used in 2022 World Cup, but an entry in a planned autumn 2024 Premier League is never analyzed.
Speaking last week, Premier League Chief Football Officer Tony Scholes They said they have developed a different system they believe in a success in a long run.
He said the “significant progress” in the last four or six weeks.
“The system we organize, we believe that this is the best system,” he said.
“We believe that this will be the most accurate and future system in the future. I must confess that in the first months of the season there were serious suspicions, but the progress in the last four to six weeks was important.”
Scholes will not create a complete problem, promoting it with only one handful of play.
“Half automated offside operation does not change the integrity of the offside law and does not change the integrity of decision-making.”
“We have 100 percent accuracy this season (there are
