Analysis of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Hawk-Eye Technology in Tennis Competitions

Han Wang; Hui Han

doi:10.54097/vjx84g65

Authors

Han Wang
Hui Han

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/vjx84g65

Keywords:

Hawk-Eye Technology, Tennis, Advantages and Disadvantages

Abstract

Hawk-Eye technology, a continually innovating product of the science and technology sector, has undergone numerous optimizations and has become an indispensable component in various sports competitions. This paper employs methods such as the literature review and logical analysis. The literature review method systematically collects and organizes relevant studies to construct a research framework, while logical analysis assesses the effectiveness of Hawk-Eye technology in tennis competitions, specifically highlighting its advantages in accuracy and real-time feedback capabilities. This analysis aims to reveal both the strengths and potential shortcomings of its practical applications. The study concludes with meaningful insights and recommendations that provide robust theoretical support and references for the future development of tennis events, thereby fostering a higher level of technological advancement in tennis competitions.

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