After the ball is spotted, the system notifies officials if a first down was achieved. The Hawk-Eye system received "extensive testing" in 2024, according to Kimberly Fields, NFL senior vice ...

The Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS), which uses Hawk-Eye technology was rolled up from the minors into the majors for an ...

and the Hawk-Eye system will serve as the primary method of measuring line to gain. The chain gang will still work the sidelines of NFL games and will be used as a backup to the measurement ...

In its spring training games, MLB is using the Hawk-Eye technology to allow players to contest home plate umpire calls on balls and strikes. The system gives a replay of the pitch’s trajectory ...

Starting in the 2025 season, the league will rely on Hawk-Eye virtual measurement, a system that uses cameras to track the ball and determine whether a team has gained a first down. While the ...

To address the impact of dew in evening matches, a second new ball will be introduced after the 11th over of the second ...

Wides outside off stump and over the head of the batter will be adjudicated using Hawk-Eye technology in IPL 2025. The ...

The SEC will utilize “Hawk-Eye” technology as the basis for its video review system in baseball and softball beginning with the 2025 conference seasons, the league office announced Tuesday.

The IPL 2025 season will utilize Hawk-Eye technology for judging offside and head-high wides, as approved by the league.

Powered by Hawk-Eye ball-tracking technology, the automated ball-strike system replays the pitch trajectory to determine whether the umpire’s call was correct. To minimize disruptions ...

The Hawk-Eye technology will carry out the measurement ... The return crease, marked white, will not move. Also, the new system will not be applicable to adjudicate leg-side wides.