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The Insane Technology in Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup
The 2022 FIFA Katter World Cup will be one of the most spectacular sports events in history, not only because it will be Ronaldo’s and Messi’s last World Cup, but also because of the fantastic technology used.
Here’s a look at some of the innovative technology and hearing being implemented in Qatar for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
The Ball
The Ball 2022 FIFA World Cup official playing balls are nothing like any other balls you have ever seen before.
They are filled with cutting-edge technology that includes the new Adidas suspension system with motion sensors in the center of the ball, and a linked ball system that transmits real-time data to the video assistant referee, also known as VAR.
That is being used together with FIFA’s new semiautomated offside technology, or sod, for short.
Semi Automated offside tecnology and VAR
Offside Technology one of football’s most confusing rules is the offside rule. A few years ago, it was down purely to the linesman and the referee to determine whether a player was offside or not.
Not anymore. Now the FIFA World Cup has what is known as semiautomated offsite technology, or sold for short, for the upgraded VAR system.
There are twelve tracking cameras around the stadiums, tracking the ball and up to 29 data points of each player keeping track of their exact position on the pitch.
This tech is used to help video match officials and officials on the pitch to crunch location data to log the precise location of players when the ball is kicked.
If this tech deems a player to be offside, an alert will be sent to the bar or video assistant referring to show the exact location. The ball was kicked, and the exact location of the player was potentially offside stadiums and cooling systems.
Stadium
One of the main focal points of this World Cup was the extreme Qatari heat and how stadiums would be kept cool to keep players and fans comfortable and safe.
Thanks to some of the world’s greatest engineers, Qatar has solved this problem perfectly. Eight stadiums were constructed, though there are two that are especially interesting.
Lucille Iconic Stadium The star of the show is the Lucille iconic stadium, which will host the final of the tournament.
Holding 800 fans, the stadium features cooling technology. Developed by Dr. Saud Ghani, this cooling tech features large football-sized air, nozzles parallel to the pitch, which blow cool air onto the players on the field, as well as that.
Under each seat in the stadium are much smaller air diffusers that blow and circulate to cool air out into the stadium at ankle level.
Stadium nine seven four what makes this stadium so unique is that it is the first stadium that was ever built to be taken down after a tournament.
Stadium 974 was designed by Fenwick Iribarren Architects and gets its name from the fact that it is made from 974 shipping containers, as well as paying homage to Katter’s dialing code, which is 974.
FIFA App
FIFA World Cup Player App the FIFA Player app is another piece of tech being discussed a great deal this FIFA World Cup.
This app allows fans and teams to track and analyze every single player’s performance in the tournament.
The data will cover things such as distance traveled, speed, location, and more.
The app utilizes twelve cameras placed around the stadium with artificial intelligence points on the player’s bodies via a skeletal tracking system.
It’s the most immersive football tracking app to date.
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Originally published at https://ustrend.us on December 4, 2022.