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How tennis changed during Covid 19
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How Hawk-Eye Changed Tennis
By Ava Carr
Citations
What is
Hawk-Eye?
What is Hawk- Eye?
Hawk-Eye technology is an automated camera system that tracks the ball and where it lands during a match or game. It allows sports officials to make quick and accurate calls if they can't see it accurately themselves.
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Tennis
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Soccer
What sports use Hawk-Eye?
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Cricket
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Volleyball
Who invented Hawk-Eye?
Who invented Hawk- Eye?
Answer
Hawk-Eye was invented by Paul Hawkins in 2001. After he got his PhD in artificial intelligence in 1999, Hawkins went to work for a tech company, Roke Manor Research.
Pros & Cons of Hawk-Eye
Hawk-Eye Challenges & Review Fails!
Covid & Tennis
Tennis during Covid
Explanation
How Covid Effected Tennis
The Covid pandemic has forced all sorts of changes to the way Grand Slam tennis has been played throughout 2021, and perhaps beyond. Face masks and hand sanitizer stations were at the Australian Open this year. Limits were placed on spectators also. Since Covid has started Hawk-Eye started being used more during the pandemic.
Naomi Osaka
"I don't mind Hawk-Eye at all. "It saves me the trouble of attempting to challenge or thinking about did they call it correctly or not? It actually gets me really focused."
Naomi Osaka
How does it work?
How does Hawk-Eye work?
Hawk-Eye uses six or more computer-linked televisions, and 18 cameras around the court or wherever you are playing. The computer tracks the tennis ball on each different camera at different angles.
Citations
"Covid-19: Updated Tennis Protocols." Tennis South Africa, www.tennissa.co.za/w/blog/covid-19-updated-tennis-protocols Accessed 23 May 2021
"Hawk-Eye--Techonogly in Sport." Harrod Sport, 3 Decemeber 2018. https://www.harrodsport.com/advice-and-guides/hawkeye-technology-in-sport
Kershbaumer, Ken. "Hawk-Eye Automaded Camera System Makes Gains At U.S. Open." Sports Video, 3 September 2014. https:// www.sportsvideo.org/2014/09/03/hawk-eye-automated-camera-system-makes-gains-at-us-open/
Michaels, Jake. "There Are Just No Mistakes Happening." ESPN, 13 February 2021. https://www.espn.com/tennis/story/_/id/30877297/hawk-eye-live-gains-more-support-australian-open
"Officiating:Hawk-Eye." Hawk-Eye Innovations,
https://www.hawkeyeinnovations.com/expertise/officiating Accessed 23 May 2021
"Hawk-Eye: Industry Changes Technology." Roke. https://www.roke.co.uk/innovations/hawk-eye-industry-changing-technology Accessed 22 May 2021
Stevenson, Seth. "The Man Who Saved Tennis." Slate, 6 November 2012. https://slate.com/culture/2012/11/hawk-eye-saved-tennis-from-bad-line-calls-paul-hawkins-invention-designed-for-cricket-has-moved-to-other-sports.html