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World Rugby to trial using ‘smart ball’ to assist referees New smart ball technology will be trialled at next month’s Under-20 Rugby World Championship to help officials rule on tries, ball in touch, lineout trajectory and forward passes. World Rugby is working with analytics company Sportable and equipment manufacturer Gilbert at the event in South Africa.
Smart ball technology to aid refs at World under-20s event New smart ball technology will be trialled at next month's Under-20 Rugby World Championship. Ball tracking system will help officials rule on tries, ball in touch, lineout trajectory and forward passes. World Rugby working with analytics company Sportable and equipment manufacturer Gilbert.
Smart ball technology to aid refs at World under-20s event New smart ball technology will be trialled at next month's Under-20 Rugby World Championship. World Rugby working with analytics company Sportable and equipment manufacturer Gilbert. Smart ball is tracked in 3D and real-time with beacons positioned around the pitch.
Revolutionary new rugby ball to change way game is refereed is launched New smart ball technology will be trialled at next month's under-20 Rugby World Championship. World Rugby has collaborated with analytics company Sportable and sports equipment manufacturer Gilbert to help develop the ball. The smart ball is tracked in 3D and real-time with beacons positioned around the pitch to determine its exact position up to 20 times per second.
Smart ball technology to aid refs at World under-20s event New smart ball technology will be trialled at next month's Under-20 Rugby World Championship. World Rugby is working with analytics company Sportable and equipment manufacturer Gilbert. The smart ball is tracked in 3D and real-time with beacons positioned around the pitch.
My small business banked at SVB and almost lost $300,000. I worry some banks will never take care of Black of women founders. Mitch Gilbert, the founder of Oya Femtech Apparel, banked with Silicon Valley Bank. Gilbert regained access to their funds on March 13, after the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said it would protect depositors with funds in SVB. The experience has altered Gilbert's business mindset and financial plans.
Pella vs. PC Basketball Night Chance to Help Others Central College women’s track and field athlete Olivia Bohlen (freshman, Belle Plaine) took second place in the pentathlon at the Wartburg Select Friday. Pella Christian bowling teams kicked off a busy three-day stretch being swept by Gilbert Thursday. Knoxville Girls Soccer team will have a new coach in 2023.
Raymond Terlouw The Pella Christian bowling teams kicked off a busy three-day stretch being swept by Gilbert Thursday. The Melcher-Dallas Basketball Squads enjoyed a senior night win against Seymour. Four local wrestlers will compete at the first sanctioned Iowa Girls Wrestling State Tournament today in Iowa City. The Indianola Public Library is continuing the SOUP-er Bowl tomorrow.
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