Use of Technology and Its Effect on Sports
RESEARCH PROPOSAL
USE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ITS EFFECT ON
SPORTS
SUBMITTED BY
O.VISHNU (CB.CM.U3MAC09029)
CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION
II. AIM OF THE STUDY
III. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
IV. REVIEW OF LITERATURE
V. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
VI. HYPOTHESIS
VII. BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
An era of increasing technological developments has impacted sports tremendously. In this report, we aim to explore how photo-finish and hawk-eye technology have brought more fair competition in professional sports today as compared to the past. We will also look into how swimsuit technology enhances physical attributes to improve the performance of athletes.
However, as with all forms of technologies, there are criticisms and controversies involved. We will examine the controversies thoroughly and conclusively argue upon the impact of technology on sports.
Will technology ever replace human referees? Technology has permitted accurate judgments in sports to provide fair competition for athletes competing at the highest level.
Most notably, photo-finish technology’s far-reaching usage can be seen in all major racing competitions and sporting events such as the Olympics and Commonwealth Games.
AIM OF THE STUDY
The innovative technology that is being used in sports marketing is reaching millions of people instantly. Technology is one of the main catalysts for today’s changes in how marketing is done. In this research, the main focus is the application of technology in sports and specifically cricket.
The Introduction of Television replays, Stump-cam, Snicko-meters, Hawk-eye technology and the ‘Hot spot’ has changed the phase of the game and has made it more appealing to the home audience.
Hawk-eye technology was used in Wimbledon, as it is played on lush grass, unlike French open and US open. Goal-line technology is also used in FIFA to determine disputed goals (whether the ball was in or out), other sports include
USE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ITS EFFECT ON
SPORTS
SUBMITTED BY
O.VISHNU (CB.CM.U3MAC09029)
CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION
II. AIM OF THE STUDY
III. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
IV. REVIEW OF LITERATURE
V. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
VI. HYPOTHESIS
VII. BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
An era of increasing technological developments has impacted sports tremendously. In this report, we aim to explore how photo-finish and hawk-eye technology have brought more fair competition in professional sports today as compared to the past. We will also look into how swimsuit technology enhances physical attributes to improve the performance of athletes.
However, as with all forms of technologies, there are criticisms and controversies involved. We will examine the controversies thoroughly and conclusively argue upon the impact of technology on sports.
Will technology ever replace human referees? Technology has permitted accurate judgments in sports to provide fair competition for athletes competing at the highest level.
Most notably, photo-finish technology’s far-reaching usage can be seen in all major racing competitions and sporting events such as the Olympics and Commonwealth Games.
AIM OF THE STUDY
The innovative technology that is being used in sports marketing is reaching millions of people instantly. Technology is one of the main catalysts for today’s changes in how marketing is done. In this research, the main focus is the application of technology in sports and specifically cricket.
The Introduction of Television replays, Stump-cam, Snicko-meters, Hawk-eye technology and the ‘Hot spot’ has changed the phase of the game and has made it more appealing to the home audience.
Hawk-eye technology was used in Wimbledon, as it is played on lush grass, unlike French open and US open. Goal-line technology is also used in FIFA to determine disputed goals (whether the ball was in or out), other sports include
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