Buenos Aires 2024 proved the system. What comes next is about pushing the standard — and taking frame-accurate review well beyond water polo.
In 2026 we brought our service to 100 frames per second — double the 50–60 fps that's standard across the industry today. We treat 100 fps as the next standard, and we're already building toward 120 fps: our goal to stay a step ahead, and a bar we expect to hold for years to come.
The same rig re-positions to any sport where a decision comes down to a line, a clock or a touch — volleyball, basketball, handball, padel and more. We design the camera plan around each sport's rulebook and the referees' requirements; it's re-positioned, not re-engineered.
We're ready to start conversations with federations and organisers across sports to bring VAR to their competitions for late 2026 and 2027. If a decisive moment in your sport deserves a second, frame-accurate look, let's innovate together.
We cover federations and organisers across sports. Tell us the event and we'll plan the cameras around it.
