The FIVB did such an amazing job using the most advanced forms of technology in Rio to make matches more exciting and more entertaining!
challenge system
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First introduced at FIVB events in 2013, the Volleyball Challenge System has been successfully used at both volleyball and beach volleyball events.
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Europe’s Volleyball family continues to work hard to raise the popularity and profile of the sport across the general audience and the use of modern technology is instrumental to the achievement of this mission.
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The NCAA Women’s Volleyball Rules Committee on Thursday modified a recommendation for an experimental instant replay challenge rule that can be implemented in the 2015 season.
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Technology Will Now Decide The Winner
Referees are NOT perfect and a questionable call during a very close match can also be heartbreaking. This is going to be GREAT for volleyball!
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The Women’s World Championship Italy 2014 will utilize a 12-camera system to allow for video challenges of certain disputed calls starting in the second round until the finals.
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After a successful implementation of the challenge system at last year’s Grand Prix Finals, Hawk-Eye technology is being used with it at this year’s Grand Prix Finals. They system has also been expanded to include more elements.
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A CEV Challenge System will once again be tested during both Final 4 tournaments of the 2014 CEV DenizBank Volleyball Champions League – Women and Men, set to take place respectively in Baku and in Ankara.
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OMG! Technology in volleyball continues to evolve with this new gadget introduced by NTV, the host broadcaster of the ongoing Men’s World Grand Champions Cup. What do you think? Like or Dislike?
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In the upcoming Finals of the Brazilian League aka Superliga, the Challenge System will be used. It’s the same system that has been used in Poland and Italy.
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It’s going to be a very interesting Champions League this season because the “Hawkeye” or “Challenge System” will be used at the men’s Final 4. WOW!