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To: vds4 who wrote (2064)6/25/2002 12:15:49 PM
From: Jon Khymn  Read Replies (1) of 5130
 
i would imagine given the complexities encountered in tennis computerizing the line judges,

I thought about that, too. Why not use electrical sensor on the line? There would be NO but, and ifs...

Also I think it is possible to determine the "strike zone" in baseball. a sensor between chest and knee and 4 corners of the home plate will create a strike zone.

But the big question is - accuracy always better for the game?
Will it be more FUN to watch the game if a machine or computer is making the calls?
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