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The league has used "Hawk-Eye's" Synchronized Multi-Angle Replay technology since 2021 to combine and synchronize gameday footage to assist with replays being looked at in the NFL's command center.

I am looking forward to working with Hawk-Eye on future innovations." A global impact. Of course, Hawk-Eye's influence isn't limited to tennis. After starting in cricket in 2001 and being acquired by ...

And the way the Hawk-Eye system works in tennis, it's 12 cameras that are positioned around the court. Only eight are used at a time. Four of them are actually backups in case of any failure.

*Years after being a standard in tennis and soccer, Sony’s Hawk-Eye technology is coming to the NFL. According to 107.5 TheFan, the shift from a chain crew to measure first downs will start in ...

The NFL approved Hawk-Eye technology for ball placement (first downs) in the 2025 season. Here’s how it’ll work and look in football games.

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The NFL announced it will use Sony's Hawk-Eye technology as its new primary system of measuring the line to gain during games, starting this year. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX ...

The NFL is adopting Sony’s Hawk-Eye camera technology the measure the line to gain, replacing a system done manually with chains. The chain crew will have a ‘secondary’ role.

Hawk-Eye has provided in-game replay assistance to NFL officials since 2021, and the new measurement system was tested "extensively" in 2024, the league said. Sponsor Message.

Sony’s Hawk-Eye technology will be used by the National Football League as the primary method for measuring the line to gain, beginning with the 2025 season. Skip to main content.