Working with an international governing body like World Aquatics (formerly FINA) means meeting a high, exact bar. At the Men's U18 Water Polo Championships 2024 in Buenos Aires, our system was built to satisfy — and exceed — those requirements.
World Aquatics specifies a video-review setup with multiple compact cameras, positioned to capture goal decisions and rule infractions in full HD, with the feeds delivered to a central system at the officials' table for real-time review during play.
Our installation met that brief end to end: seven full-HD channels recording at 1080p, 50 fps — the standard at the time — positioned to the discipline, with multi-angle review, slow-motion and frame-by-frame analysis available to the referees in seconds. Today that same service runs at 100 fps.
World Aquatics is specific about how equipment should be positioned for complete coverage. Our crew followed those guidelines to the letter, rigging the venue so the review system worked flawlessly from the first whistle.
Meeting the standard isn't about ticking boxes — it's about protecting the integrity of the sport. A review system officials trust is one that's reliable, accurate and accountable. That's the bar we hold ourselves to at every event, and the foundation we keep building on as our platform evolves toward higher frame rates and broader coverage.
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