This sensor knocked Croatia out of the World Cup.

This sensor knocked Croatia out of the World Cup. The new Adidas ball has a built-in sensor into its side panels. The sensor fires 500 times per second to track every touch, movement, and even the spin of the ball. There's also hundreds of cameras around the stadium, also tracking the ball, and all this information gets sent to the video assistant referees. When Croatia scored, the referees looked at the sensor data, and they determined that the attacker touched the ball, thus leading to an offside goal. However, I find this a bit suspicious. Apparently, the sensor can detect the ball touching someone's hair, but it couldn't detect the ball hitting a cable, thus leading to England's goal versus Norway. I'm not saying that the World Cup is rigged, but it does look a bit off. All we know for sure is that