FIFA is expanding its use of AI and tracking technology to help officials with decisions.

The ball's sensors will track each touch and can help make decisions about potential offsides, handballs and other common incidents

Officials will be able to check whether the ball has gone out of play in the buildup to a goal due to technology changes at the World Cup.

The 2026 World Cup ball, "Trionda," is a high-tech creation by Adidas, featuring AI and an integrated sensor designed to enhance match officiating.

FIFA has announced a revolutionary suite of artificial intelligence (AI) and sensor technology upgrades for the 2026 World Cup

FIFA is expanding its use of AI and tracking technology to help officials with decisions.

La FIFA spinge sull'innovazione per i Mondiali 2026: il pallone Adidas Trionda richieder� una ricarica pre-partita, mentre l'intelligenza artificiale e gli avatar 3D supporteranno…

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At every FIFA World Cup, one of the eagerly anticipated subjects has been the design of the official football.