We have already seen Saut in the FA Cup this season and the FA Cup in the FA Cup.
When a strict offside decision goes into the VAR review, Saot takes steps inside.
Previously, VAR officials needed to decide on three main things – when the ball was hit, where and where the body was the defender’s body when the ball was hit, where and where and what a corner of the attacker’s body was at the moment of exposure.
The viewers have seen at home that this process has been played with Crosshairs on the repetition of Freems-Form, which has been shown on their television screens.
Now all three decisions are automatically taken by technology to remove certain elements of human subjectivity, such as which framework to freeze the ball.
Camerooms are installed in all 20 Premier League stadiums to monitor several main elements.
About 30 cameras – Working with 100 frames per second – Following the ball’s accuracy and 10,000 points on the bodies of all 22 players.
That is, it can be automatically determined whether the body of an attacker was outside the last defender while playing the ball.
VAR officials testify that the system has correctly determined the three main points it measured before the decision was confirmed. Then the stadium officials alert the players.
A three-dimensional animation of the decision made by artificial intelligence is then played on television, at home and on a large screen on the stadium.
So far, officials are not talking to the people, as seen in the Carabao cup.