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EPL Introduces iPhone Powered Offside System

August 14, 2024
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The English Premier League (EPL) is set to introduce a groundbreaking offside detection system powered by iPhones during the upcoming 2024-25 football season. Developed by sports data and technology company Genius Sports, this new system aims to replace the current Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system, which has faced scrutiny for its controversial decisions despite its intention to assist referees in making accurate calls. The implementation of this technology comes in response to the mixed reviews of VAR, particularly during the last season, where many felt the system was more of a hindrance than a help.

The new system, named Dragon, will be integrated into every stadium hosting EPL matches, utilizing at least 28 iPhone cameras in waterproof cases to capture high-frame-rate videos. The latest iPhone models, specifically the iPhone 14 and newer, will be used to provide multiple angles of play, allowing officials to make live offside decisions with enhanced precision. Genius Sports claims that the technology will generate comprehensive 3D renders of players, the ball, and the offside wall within seconds, significantly improving the accuracy of officiating during matches.

In addition to enhancing the offside detection process, the Dragon system is designed to provide broadcast-ready graphics, making the technology accessible to viewers at home. This innovative approach is a response to the growing demand for more reliable and instantaneous decision-making in football, particularly concerning contentious offside calls. The use of machine intelligence software will facilitate seamless communication and processing of visual data collected by the various cameras, streamlining the decision-making process for match officials.

The introduction of the Dragon system not only aims to improve officiating in the EPL but has also sparked interest from other football leagues and sports organizations looking to adopt similar technology. As the EPL prepares for the new season, players, coaches, and fans remain optimistic that the new system will lead to fairer outcomes and a restoration of confidence in refereeing decisions. By leveraging modern technology, the EPL is taking a significant step towards enhancing the quality and integrity of the beautiful game.

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  • The English Premier League Will Ditch Its Hated VAR Offside Tech for a Fleet of iPhones
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