Brooklyn je napisao/la:
evo ovdje je sve objašnjeno o senzoru u lopti od jednog stranog tehničara:
“This is a textbook example of technological illiteracy and blind faith in sensors.
The ball uses a 500 Hz Kinexon/Trionda system that doesn't 'see' the player; it exclusively measures acceleration impulses, vibrations, and air pressure. Any physicist will tell you: when a ball passes millimeters away from a player's head or body in mid-air at high speed, it triggers aerodynamic perturbations and sudden changes in air pressure. This air wake creates mechanical noise, which the algorithm registers as a tiny, insignificant 'blip' on the graph.
If Matanović had actually touched the ball, the graph would have shown a clear 'strike signature' — a massive high-frequency spike and an immediate change in the ball's rotation or trajectory. Here, the rotation remained decimally identical, meaning there was absolutely no physical contact.
The real issue is that the VAR room is filled with referees who lack basic training regarding margins of error, false positives, and sensor calibration. They saw air noise on a screen and treated it as a binary truth. Technology has stopped assisting referees; it has completely replaced human brainpower and critical thinking. A flat-out robbery based on software noise.”
Ulijećem prije nego sam sve pročitao. Ako ima negdje link molim te podijeli.
