During the 2026 World Cup, soccer referees will utilize digital twins of each player to analyze plays from multiple angles. This technology builds on the existing use of cameras to determine offside positions and out-of-bounds calls.
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World Cup Referees to Use Digital Twins for Enhanced Officiating
The 2026 World Cup will see referees employing digital twins of players to improve officiating accuracy. This advancement complements the current use of cameras for monitoring offside and out-of-bounds situations.
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World Cup Referees to Use Digital Twins for Enhanced Officiating