Sony’s Hawk-Eye system, which uses cameras and AI to make calls, is set to be tested again next preseason. For more than 100 years, football has been officiated using a simple chain 10 yards long.

The NFL is trialing Sony's Hawk-Eye technology to replace the traditional chain gang for first-down measurements. This system, which uses AI and high-resolution cameras, aims to increase accuracy ...

It's every umpire's nightmare and every commentator's dream. Like it or not, Hawk-Eye is here to stay. It first hit our screens in 2001 and has been helping to unravel the mysteries of the lbw ...

Using Hawk-Eye on clay would require more technological adjustments than it would on hard courts, according to the company's director of tennis. According to Peter Irwin, Hawk-Eye officials would ...

Now, the league is testing something new: Sony’s Hawk-Eye technology. This high-tech system, already used in tennis, tracks the ball with cameras and AI, making sure calls are as accurate as ...

And not everyone is a fan of Hawk-eye. Australian fast bowling legend Dennis Lillee believes it's no substitute for the ultimate computer - the human brain. It can also create a "grouping" on a pitch ...