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Wimbledon line system malfunctions again in quarter final After breaking history with the electronic line system, Wimbledon’s tech hasn’t gone well with tennis fans as more drama ensues.

Around 300 line umpires were employed at Wimbledon in 2024. But with their services no longer required at the top level, their future in professional tennis now remains uncertain ...

A malfunction with Wimbledon’s new electronic line-calling system required a point to be replayed during a quarterfinal match between Taylor Fritz and Karen Khachanov on Tuesday.

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Line judges have long been “part of the furniture” at Wimbledon, but they have been replaced with electronic line calling at this year’s tournament.

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Wimbledon has transitioned to AI-powered electronic line-calling, utilising Hawk-Eye technology with 18 cameras to monitor ball movements. Wimbledon’s AI Line Calling Creates Confusion on Court.

The Grand Slam announced in October that it was scrapping its smartly dressed officials in favour of electronic line-calling (ELC) from 2025, following the general trend in tennis. Wimbledon is ...