Table tennis

Table Tennis

The Rigour Table Tennis Referee Assistance System utilizes patented technology and algorithms to achieve tracking accuracy of 0.1 millimeters for table tennis trajectories and landing points. The system incorporates a range of cutting-edge technologies, including ball tracking, high-speed camera multi-angle super slow-motion replay (180 frames per second), virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR). This enables comprehensive assistance in refereeing contentious points during table tennis matches, such as edge balls, net touches, service faults, and continuous hits.

Tennis

Tennis

Rigour Tennis Referee Assistance System accurately captures the tennis ball's landing point and precisely tracks its flight trajectory. In matches, when there are disputed calls on the ball's landing, the system can provide a visual 3D simulation of the challenged situation and output it to the court's large screen, promptly and impartially indicating the IN/OUT result.

Snooker

Snooker

Rigour Billiards Referee Assistance System utilizes high-speed cameras to simultaneously capture the trajectory of the balls from different angles. Through computer calculations, the data is transformed into a three-dimensional image. With real-time imaging technology, the system displays the ball's trajectory clearly on a large screen, assisting referees in accurately placing the ball back to its original position and resolving the challenge of resetting multiple balls after being touched.

Volleyball

Volleyball

Rigour Volleyball Referee Assistance System addresses a range of contentious issues in volleyball, including ball in/out, net touch, antenna touch, net touch during blocking, foot fault on serve, foot fault on attack, and centerline violation. It enhances the fairness and entertainment value of the game. To date, the system has provided professional services for over 2000 professional matches.

Shooting

Shooting

The Rigour Skeet Shooting Referee Assistance System resolves disputes in shooting competitions regarding whether athletes hit the clay targets in various flight paths. It ensures fairness and impartiality in the competition. It can provide challenge footage from the system perspective to broadcasting organizations, addressing the issue of limited camera angles during broadcasts and enhancing the entertainment and spectator experience of the competition.

Football

Football

Rigour Technology's VAR (Video Assistant Referee) technology has successfully passed FIFA VAR IAAP approval and has become an officially authorized VAR technology service provider, fully meeting the requirements of international-level football matches. This technology utilizes multiple cameras for calibration, ensuring precise offside lines and assisting referees in resolving offside issues that are difficult to judge with the naked eye.